Well, I took the scrammy out yesterday for just a little ride around the yard...Since its 4x4, that front end weight isn't the greatest thing for busting out some meen wheelies..(If I had a new clutch kit in it then it might be a little different!) but I usually do one foot on the floorboards then the new on the seat....but I could only get the front end up on flat ground about half the time..(rear tires will slip a little so that doesn't help) but anyways..I have the pmr dessert grab bar....so I just lock both feet on the grab and ride a wheelie standing up.........................so much easier!! can pull it up everytime with ease...


sorry for the junk thread..but I was just thinking to myself..why havn't I been doing this sooner...so ya,,I had some fun playing around on the quad yesterday!!

 

post some pics of your Scram, i want to see how the grab bar looks [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I normally kneel on the seat of the TB and then gas it and push down on my knee...comes up every time...better sometimes then others...and it is complelty stock...no clutch mods, or anything...even the grab bar is stock!! and I have big feet so they dont fit into the grab bar...congrats on figuring it out!

 

Put a clutch spring or a complete kit in it and all you have to do is hit the gas!TRy you a green Polaris primary.

 

Hey DGS 400....I plan on scanning some pics this weekend so hopefully I'll have some up soon!

 

Sweet....Like I said in another post, try it in Reverse, it comes up incredibly fast!

 

.... i think josh just said one of the dumbest things i have ever heard on these forums.




but anyway im suprised you cant do them wit the 4x4 and those mods because i do them on a 4x4 400 stock like nothing!! and thats sitting in teh seat regularly. the tb..that things a wheelie beast[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Okay, you are entitled to your opinion, but why do you think that?

This oughta be good.

 

well u said try them in reverse???? how do u do wheelies in reverse??

 

4-wheel drive will do wheelies in reverse i guess,never seen it though..