I got the Z 400 and when i ride mine i just put it in second and get it to a mid range RPM then pull the clutch in shift into third while i am lightly reving and let the clutch out and she comes up nice. Then i just keep it going till i feel like shes goin to run out of RPMs and shift it into 4th then the same with 5th. I love riding wheelies with this quad because it has a nice balance on it. ALso when i shift i power shift with no clutch

 

when you hit your grab bar hit the rear brake. if you still have enough momentum it will bring the front end back down.

 

Yeah, I just noticed that watching a video last night, havent had the chance to try it yet though. Someday I'll be good at them... like anything else I guess it just takes time [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img] I hate waiting! LOL

 

it takes a while, you just have to get to know your machine, i have enough practice now that the only way i'll go back on the grab bar is when i want to, its a pretty cool trick, i'll be doing a wheelie in 2nd gear goin about 20 or so and i'll tap the gas just enough to mke the grab bar kiss the ground for about 3 feet, then i tap the brakes and keep riding the wheelie.

 

Well I have been practicing for about an hour ever day for the last few days now... I'm sure I'll eventually get it. When I used to BMX out of all my friends there was only 2 others who could wheelie better than I could. I used to be into BMX bikes big time... it's not like I dont have any balace or anything, like you said I just need to do it enough and get used to it I guess.

 

What are the steps of doing a wheelie on the z-250

 

put it in first through your wait back and punch it.

 

 

On my Zilla, all i have to do is mash the gas in 1st 2nd or 3rd gear and the front will come right on up.

--DaveSP

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img] same with the raptor.