well warriors deff aren't weak, i can wheelie mine fine but i have mine modded, ive never felt it stock, try just ripping it in 1st gear and really pull up and lean back

 

I don't know whats wrong with your guys 350s but I can do wheelies in 2nd gear without popping the clutch and without hitting a bump, but for 3rd I need a bump.

 

I can usually get the front end up on mine in 2nd no problem. In 3rd to if theres a little bit of a hill or if i do a seat stander. You just have to fell where the power is and pull up at the right time. Shouldnt pop the clutch it wears out the stock clutch very fast.

 

just stick a 12 tooth front sprocket on that **** and the front end comes up pretty good. i have a stock motor with a k an n and it comes up good with a 12 tooth

 

about it being hard to pull a wheelie on the warrior, the warriors engine without the exhasut or anything weighs 128 pounds while the 400 ex motor with a 440 bore kit and a full exhaust system only weighs about 60 pounds, the warrior is powerful enough but it needs alittle help to get it started. if u look at the warrior from the side you can see that the engine is massive and is centered more towards the front than towards the back. so go over liek a little dip and gun it and lean back all at the same time and u will pull a really nice wheelie.

 

All stock warrior here. This thing wheelies very easily in 1st or 2nd like others said before. But 3rd can get a bit tricky. The engine is toward the front unlike other bikes, but that really isn't that big of a problem. Mine will stand up very easily and smooth in 2nd. I don't really ever do it in 1st that gear is was too short!