i have a warrior and am just getting started at wheeling it[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] i now it is a tank when it comes to wheelies warriors are tanks but whut are some tips you have for wheeling warriors and what is the powerband¿?

 

pop cluch......lol

thats all u need 2 know

dirtwheels did an article on how to wheelie i think it is on thier site. www.dirtwheelsmag.com

 

A stock warrior torque curve feels about like this to me [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

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Or atleast thats what it feels like to me.
To wheelie sit on the back of the seat in first, mash the throttle so it stands straight up and lightly taps the grab bar (might break so try soft ground). Now you know what happens when you go to far and where to far is. Now that you realize its not that bad you will have lots more courage and can practice finding the ballance point.

 

You'll get it. Just practice alot. It takes timing and body english. Check out the pics on my page. I can stand up my wolverine with ease without popping the auto clutch and it has a much heavier front end and basically the same horsepower.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

the powerband is when your riding and then all of a sudden you feel a ton of power rying to rip your arms off the handle bars( or at least on my banshee)i dont know about warriors.

 

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Not quite the same on a warrior.

 

Warriors wheelie perfectly fine....it just takes some practice....here is a shot of one of my buddies on his Warrior....

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