are the scramblers easy to wheelie on b/c i been at it and now if i just hit a lil incline the front in just jumps up do you think i have clutch problewm or something

 

my 400 wheelie's from a dead stop,rolling start,or off a little lip,it will wheelie right over backwards..you should be able to pull them easily

 

i feel stupid b/c i was wonder why i a cople weeks ago i couldn't wheelies up real good then i thoguht i got new mudlite... lol sorry dumb question

 

With my Sport, timing was very important. I had to be at a dead stop, or maybe rolling just a little, but probably not even 5mph. Stand up, nail the gas and pull back. Mine had a tiny delay before the full power came on, so I had to pull a split second after my throttle came on. Keep the gas on until the quad hits the balance point....once you get that down just keep practicing.

Good luck, hope this helps.

-Josh

 

i have been practicing i have many grass burnes, yet to say i havn't had the bike flip over backward..knock on wood Any good tips?

 

The grab bar should stop you in most cases...once the front end comes up stay in the gas. I'd practice on level ground though to make sure the bar will stop you if you go over too far [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

should i practice in the seated position or should i stand on the grap bar?

 

I couldn't do them on flat ground sitting with mine without holding the brake and reving it up. I would practice standing with both feet on the pegs. Putting one foot on the grab bar, or both feet on the grab bar is safer and easier, but it doesn't look as good, ya know

 

my scrambler is bone stock other than the mudlite and if i just have a little incline i gun it sitting down it pops up and drags the bar then i get scared and let it down