mine doesnt wheelie , you probaly will want to mod it up to wheelie it sitting down

 

i have a honda rancher 350 es 4x4 (which does NOT have a clutch) and i can wheel it it very easly , but i have to put my foot on the grab bar. once i get it up i can keep it up till its top speed which is 48 mph

 

You will need a lot of weight transfer to the rear, and a small bump wouldnt hurt.

BTW, the Eiger isnt even close to a big bore.

 

mine wheelies as we know [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

hang some tractor weights off the back end...

 

oh i know that the eiger isnt a big bore....i did this site for other peolpe wondring how to do a weeelie on there big bore and myself also

 

make sure u dont flip[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]!!!

 

HOld front brake and spin the back wheels then jerk yourself back and let go of the front brake and gun the throttle!!!!!!

 

this works i do it with my kodiak in the dirt
i usually find a small hill and roll up it slowly then just slam it and lean back, i dont do it from a dead stop because the clutch isnt engaged so it usually doesnt work, if you dont know how to keep a quad up in a wheelie without flipping i probably wouldnt do it, theres always that chance it could come back on you, but then again thats how you learn

 

my Grizz is completely stock performance wise and i can do a rolling wheelie at 11 mph...all i need is a very small bump and i stay at 11 mph and punch it and pull up and i'll start walkin the ole girl...this is only in low gear though...i can do a stand still wheelie in high gear and in low...just need traction to do it...and alittle body english...