My buddy and I were unloading or quads at a local ridding spot and saw a guy on a new Rancher ride on two wheels. Im not talking about a wheelie Im talking about ridding on two side wheels. When he first started I thought he had screwed up and was about to wreck but instead he rode it for about 30 yards then turned around and did it again back the other way. I was impressed but I have to wander how many handelbars he bent before he perfected that move...lol
Andy G

 

Geezzz I just saw the "bycylicing your Quad" post. I guess this isnt anything new...lol
Andy G

 

Hehe, I bet it's tough on the big Xplorer 400. I am too scared to try it on the Sportsman, but it's pretty easy on the Scrambler. Haven't rolled it....yet....

 

Adam
I couldnt tell you if it is hard to do on a Xplorer or not because Im not about to try it...lol
Andy G

 

its acually not as hard as it looks just takes pratice. i can do it on my 400ex

 

I agree with Andy~G, if I'd wanted to ride on 2 wheels I wouldf have bought a dirt bike!

 

Hey,
I saw your post, and decided to try it on my Sp500. it was kind of difficult to balance it up there , but it can be done. it was a lot easyer on my 250x & 250r. Jim

 

I have just started to learn how to ride on two wheels, then gas it a bit and come up on one wheel while drifting into a correct 2 rear wheel wheelie. ITs intense!

RoostKing...

 

RoostKing

That sounds cool! I will try it next time I ride. You should try the Matt Coulter 1 wheel wheelie with one foot on the nerf bar and one foot on the grab bar.