I just got in from trying it and my wheels just spun a ton of mud in the air..it rained like all day[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img], but I know all be able to do it when it's dry then I can have someone take a picture of me pulling a real wheelie! That'd be scary rubbing the rear rack to the ground though!

 

I dont know what you guys are talking about. I can ride wheelies all day just buy hiting the throttle a little bit and pulling up on the handlebars and without hitting the front breaks. its that eaisy!

 

Are you in high or low gear?

 

You might try high because the method I relayed was to be used in high range, which I forgot to mention, so maybe that means that the lag is less evident in high. Try it on some pavement toyeboy, I'm interested to get a second attempt on this method.

 

Im in high gear with my feet on the floor boards.

 

I have a 2005 King Quad with Big Gun exhaust, Dobek TFI, and Twin Air filter. My King will do a wheelie from a dead stand still. I'm not much into riding wheelies but one of my friends (6' tall, 235 pounds) rode a wheelie on my King for about 100 feet. I, like everyone else, am waiting on an ignition module to get rid of the bottom end lag.

 

Yep exactly what I'm waiting for.