Mine wouldnt wheely brand new without putting all of your weight in the back. they just dont have enough low end torque. I can wheely my pred while sitting on the gas tank!

 

mine wheelied at first on pavement w/o pulling up but i had to lean back to keep it up...

oh and hoopie u have a wicked R1 man! nice bike[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

on pavement dont count. mine did to on pavement but I still had to pull and lean back a little. Well I wouldnt say it catwalked but the fron would come off the ground. Thanks on the R1 compliment. I need to take a new pic of it. since then i put on a full race graves exhaust, power commander, velocity stacks, Scotts damper, and corbins seat and yamaha seat cowel.

 

could traction be the issue? mine doesn;t want to wheelie on sand, however my rear tires are spitting a cloud of sand behine me. grass pavement I can;t keep them down even sitting on my gas tank.

 

Mine wheelies on demand on any terrain!

 

im sure yours will wheelie easily even with you sitting on the gas tank and somebody else sitting on the front bumper[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Yeah and that's with a +3 foot swingarm.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

it isn't a torque low thing anyway,you can almost wheelies any wheelers
out there if you try to known how to snap the throttle to them as to
find the power hit instantly,i known it is harder on stock clutch setup
indeed,polaris won't sell you a quad that will kill you the first ride.

 

My buddy has a trialblazer 400. Punch the gas and do a wheelie no problem.

 

Polaris must have reclutched the Trailblazer 400 in 03 then, because my stock 03 will come up on command with absolutely no leaning back or pulling on the bars. I guarantee nobody can sit on my 400 and punch the throttle without letting off or they will flip it.