Raptor 660 ????
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Raptor 660 ????
i have ridden a bunch of raptor 660 and they do want to wheelie but its not like you cant keep the front down.
If your climbing hills just put all your weight to the front of the bike and you wont have any problems as long as the hills arent like 70 degrees.
the bike has a ton of torque and the front is light thats why it wants to wheelie
If your climbing hills just put all your weight to the front of the bike and you wont have any problems as long as the hills arent like 70 degrees.
the bike has a ton of torque and the front is light thats why it wants to wheelie
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Raptor 660 ????
the center of gravity is a bit higher than other sport bikes
the raptor has more of a tendency to wheelie than most other sportbikes
an inexperienced rider may get bitten a few times before he learns,,,,buy it is fine for the experienced rider
if you are riding it properly,,,the front wheels should only be on the ground for brief priods of time [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
the raptor has more of a tendency to wheelie than most other sportbikes
an inexperienced rider may get bitten a few times before he learns,,,,buy it is fine for the experienced rider
if you are riding it properly,,,the front wheels should only be on the ground for brief priods of time [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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Raptor 660 ????
my bros 660 pulls up pretty easy. If i dump the clutch... two wheels rise no prob. I gotta feather it pretty good to launch smooth and keep em flat where as my 350, 1. doesn't have the trp that the 660 does and it heavy enough in the front so I can dump the clutch and lean a little over the bars and tear off no prob. As far as being tippy... a set of wheel spacers from CRJperformance.com and/or thier lowering kits are an inexpensive way to stable it up.
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Raptor 660 ????
I just bought a 02 Raptor 660 and I am not that exprierenced of a rider and I have trouble with it coming up when goin up steep hills. It is very torqy in 1st gear. Stands up easy. I was wondering if I extend the swing arm a few inches will it help keep it down goin up the hills?