BF 750, Having trouble doing a wheelie
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I just got mine, I broke it in this weekend but I am dissapointed that I cannot get the quad to pop a wheelie. I have tried dirt, pavement, mud, etc... Is there something I am missing?
I live in Tampa, FL so I know its not an altitude issue.
Thanks,
Steve
I live in Tampa, FL so I know its not an altitude issue.
Thanks,
Steve
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You break it in the right way in a day. Warm it up and pin it wide open. Repeat many times and enjoy properly seated rings. Don't forget to wear a helmet.
You have to find a spot where you can get good traction to pop wheelies. Try low gear, motor slowly forward, drop the throttle then pin it with a little leaning back.
You have to find a spot where you can get good traction to pop wheelies. Try low gear, motor slowly forward, drop the throttle then pin it with a little leaning back.
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I did not try low gear, maybe that will be the difference.
The tires do not spin either from a dead stop, unless I am in loose dirt.
It just seems a little slower off the start than I expected, considering all the reviews that show folks doing wheelies.
I ran it next to a Honda Rincin and I blew him away but I expected that. Maybe it just needs to be broken in more.
How complicated is it to use a dyna kit? Does it have any downsides?
Thanks,
Steve
The tires do not spin either from a dead stop, unless I am in loose dirt.
It just seems a little slower off the start than I expected, considering all the reviews that show folks doing wheelies.
I ran it next to a Honda Rincin and I blew him away but I expected that. Maybe it just needs to be broken in more.
How complicated is it to use a dyna kit? Does it have any downsides?
Thanks,
Steve
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