any one have pictures , ideas, thoughts that might help? Thx [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

what kind of atv is the wheelie bar for?

 

raptor, but i'll look at or listen 2 any thing ,just never seen one, didn't know if there where pit falls 2 watch 4! thx

 

ive heard of doing bars from the grab bar and bars from the footpegs or skidplate mounts. you'll probaly get more info on this at atvdra.com or planetsand.com

 

thx i'll take a look[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]

 

there's a guy in this forum who has a wheelie bar on his quad. i think its a quadzilla, but i'm not sure, he was gonna put an 1100cc motor in it. if i can remember who he is, or see his pic, i'll post the info. the strongest way to set up a wheelie bar would be connecting the bottom section to the swingarm, and the top to the sub-frame. the problem with this setup is that you eliminate your suspension, and if u don't eliminate your rear suspension, you could break the bar. just make sure that you have a lower, and higher mounting point so that the bar won't pivot.

 

I have a DS650 up here at my shop ( installing new bearings in the rear ) that has a wheelie bar on it. Its a very different set-up. what they did was basially build a new grab bar, made it about a foot longer and added to small wheels in it. It sounds odd but it works really well ( i rode it around in the parking lot before i tore it down, but its a freinds so he dont really mind ). If you are interested in something like this let me know and i will take a picture of it and send it to you.

 

That would be cool thx [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

I'm making mine right now... you need to know what type of tracks you will be racing on... mine will have a different set up for racing on asphalt, grass / dirt, & sand... there will be 3 types & sizes of wheels... to race on asphalt, it is recommended to have a 2 wheel bar, & on hard dirt / grass strips, 1 or 2 wheels, & in sand, only one wheel... I wiil be using skate board wheels for the 2 wheel set up for the asphalt, & one wide pallet jack front roller for dirt, & 2 ( side by side ) 7" rear pallet jack wheels for sand... to hook to the quad, I made a custom reciever hitch that mounted onto the stock hitch ( you could mount it to your skid plate as well )... this will make it very easy to remove... the wheel end is fully adjustable ... you can see a few drag race pics by clicking the camera Icon ... I may have one in there next week, with the wheelie bar, if it doesn't rain on Saturday...

 

If you want to look at one or buy one, I have seen them on (www.threegwheeliebar.com). They look kinda funky to me, but hey what ever floats your boat!