ive been tryin to wheelie my blaster but i cant keep the front end up. I tried rollin into it and pinnin the throttle but that didnt work n i tried poppin the clutch that worked better but still couldnt keep it up and do no how much damage will switchin gears wit no clutch while wheelieing will do to the bike

 

really really bad for your drive train, i mean, you could do it like 4 times but then your system would be close to shot. as far as wheeliing, just put all your weight in the back

 

For some reason blasters are not good at wheeling when stock. Even with some mods they still are not that great but to do a wheelie get all of your wieght in the back and pop the clutch a little harder then you would when taking off from a stop.

 

yanking on the bars helps aswell

 

Stock Blasters don't have very much bottom end, meaning it is hard to do wheelies on them. On my Blaster, I sat on the very back of the seat (more traction and more weight on the back end), popped the clutch in 2nd, and yanked hard on the handlebars. My Blaster did wheelies fairly easily, but it wasn't stock [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

k you can shift more than that without using the clutch...probably 100x that (like a day of riding). but ya shifting without the clutch with the gas on is a bad idea. i can shift with the clutch while wheeling. takes alot of practice. just learn to do them in 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc

 

put ur right foot on the rear grab bar and drop the clutch and put ur weight on ur right foot that should bring it up...wen its up lean forward and dont pin it

 

i can whellie on the grab bar but im lookin to wheelie sitting down i tried it today before it rained n i got it up high but i got nervous cause i was in the street n i brought it back down but next time i try it im goin ***** out

 

wen ur up dont use the throttle 2 control urself use ur clutch

 

www.atvriders.com/articles/atvwheelie.html

That should help.