i can wheelie pretty good on both of my quads. for the trailboss i just put one foot on the back rack, give it some gas, and pull back..lol..i stood it up on the rear rack yesterday[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]

 

LOL, Nice one. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

Wheelies are easy on 4X4 Scrambler 500 HO. Simply hold the brake for a second, give it some trottle and release the brake. It will wheelie for ever.

 

With the mods i have on my 650 i dont even got to pull, all i have to do is sit at the back of the seat and punch the gas and the front comes right up, this is on hard pack, and i only weigh 170lbs. On soft ground i have to give it a little pull. Later all

 

Here are some pics of a buddy on his Grizzly doing some pretty good wheelies. I think you guys should like them....Sorry for the lack of helmet, not sure if we can post pics like that on here so remove if needed.

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There....sick of them yet? If not swing by www.cvboyz.com for more wheelie pics and stuff [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] .

 

I can do a wheelie on my sportsman for about a half mile....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] but i also have been riding for a while... all you need to do is put it in 2 wheel drive if you can, put it iin low or high and stand up on the rear rack adn throw all your weight while pushing your legs down while you have the throttle all the way down.. i mastered it on my sportsman all you need to find is a balance point but i also flipped it a few times and that rear rack isnt cheap!!!! now i have a KFX 400 sport quad and now its just a little easier..

 

For some reason I haven't mastered it yet on the P650, whether it be my lack of weight and strength or just lack of ability, I'm not sure! But my husband has always been able to hold them in high or low for a very long, long time. Grass seems to be the easiest terrain for him. The Prairie is all stock except for maxxis all-traks, but he did the same with stock tires. He says he justs rolls a little bit then all at the same time guns it, shifts weight back and pulls up on the handlebars. He weighs about 165. First week we had it he broke off the plastic peice on the back rack by dragging it on the ground...he says the bar on the back usually stops you for the most part and it's easy to just let off if you feel like you are going too far back. All this coaching and I STILL can't do it!!! Good luck, though! You probably have a better chance than I as you are probably stronger!

What kind of quad do you have anyway?

 

i can wheelie on my 650 in high or low. definitely easier in low. a little harder with the mudlites but still lifts up pretty good.