Couldn't hurt. I can get mine to come up with the 26" tires but it is very hard and takes a lot of pulling on the handle bars.

 

If I can get traction I can wheelie on my BF650. The 589's don't hook up too well on asphalt.

 

About doing a 4wd reverse wheelie, be careful what you wish for, you might get it.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

My dad has a bone stock Twin Peaks 700. The only thing that has been done to it is 26" Mud Lites, and C-Series wheels. Anyhow, it will stand straight up if you want it to. I would say something is wrong if it wont wheelie.

 

Minejumps up with 30 inch mud-lites. I am getting a little sqeak from the belt in high but she will still flip you over back words if you arent careful. Burning the tires means you got the power. I would say Mudbugs are not great on the street.

 

On my 02 p650 with 26 " mudsharks on , red spring, HL module, K&N filter and moose jet kit, my own mufler mod.. I couldnt keep the front end from comming up.I had to take the red spring out to make it more manageable.I also had my rear shock set stiff .

 

I may try to do another map on the copperhead to get a faster throttle during the hole shot. I would put the stockers back on but I am using the factory rim wth the bugs. The are not very good on asfault but I didnt buy them to perform there : ).

 

I bought a '07 650D this spring. I tried a few times and I could get the front wheels off the ground, maybe 6 inches, if I had someone on the back. I took it on for a 10 hour service and it seems to less power. At least for wheelies anyway. I put on some Titan 959's and it roosters but I tried and tried in low, high and no wheelie. Top end is 100 kmh( 63 mph ) Can I have a bad belt already? I have under 20 hours.

 

Wheelies come from within grasshopper. Try doing them from a bit of a roll, stab it and then just balance from there. You can wheelie a stock Prairie with any tires, it's all in your initial stab of the gas and then your commitment to the balance.

 

maybe too much air in the tires? soften the rear springs settings, and take off the rear swaybar for the ultimate wheelies!