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lol

 

After the pipe and jetkit, it comes up in third w/o the clutch... 4th too if you use the clutch and pull hard enough.

 

nah, its prolly just as easy. Now, if u were talkin about the warrior/rappy 350 with the weaker power, then yeah ud have to pop the clutch.

 

Don't have to pop clutch, but comes up harder. They are a great handling machine and were designed to keep the tires where they belong. I've ridden my brother's and my buddy's and it seems like they're harder to get up and will come down pretty fast. At least compared to my z and my other brother's 400ex. I should add I'm not a big wheelie man, but this is what I've noticed.

 

does the yfz have a good balance point im concidering getting yfz but i want a bike that i can get up and stay up with no problem

 

my buddy rides wheelies all day long on his

 

The Raptor wheelies when you don't want it to, anyway, the YFZ450 is easily wheelied.