Best quad for wheeling??Raptor 660?
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any quads is good.. aslong as you know what you're doing...
z400 is voted best stunt guad by members of www.stuntlife.com
i've riden voer 3 miles on my warrior in a wheelie... it's amazing how nice one will wheelie..
z400 is voted best stunt guad by members of www.stuntlife.com
i've riden voer 3 miles on my warrior in a wheelie... it's amazing how nice one will wheelie..
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Originally posted by: MrDumass
I have to agree with OFC on this one. The Raptor might come up easily, but for riding them long distances, the Raptor is not what you want.
I have to agree with OFC on this one. The Raptor might come up easily, but for riding them long distances, the Raptor is not what you want.
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Originally posted by: Fahq
I own a Raptor and can't ride a wheelie to save my life. I always thought it was because I was just crappy at sustaining them. My buddy has a 400ex and can ride wheelies like he was born to do it. The Raptor has the torque to get the front end up. However, they are so front-heavy, the balance point is way back there.
Originally posted by: MrDumass
I have to agree with OFC on this one. The Raptor might come up easily, but for riding them long distances, the Raptor is not what you want.
I have to agree with OFC on this one. The Raptor might come up easily, but for riding them long distances, the Raptor is not what you want.
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Originally posted by: Speedy2222
it's not necessarily that.. they are a big bore quad and just totally drain the gas if you are donig anything under 1/4 throttle...
Originally posted by: Fahq
I own a Raptor and can't ride a wheelie to save my life. I always thought it was because I was just crappy at sustaining them. My buddy has a 400ex and can ride wheelies like he was born to do it. The Raptor has the torque to get the front end up. However, they are so front-heavy, the balance point is way back there.
Originally posted by: MrDumass
I have to agree with OFC on this one. The Raptor might come up easily, but for riding them long distances, the Raptor is not what you want.
I have to agree with OFC on this one. The Raptor might come up easily, but for riding them long distances, the Raptor is not what you want.
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Originally posted by: slomoe
tp teached me about woolies. his brother is really good at woolies also. i rode a 700 but not enough seat time to say good or bad. my wifes z400 is no good real small balance point.
tp teached me about woolies. his brother is really good at woolies also. i rode a 700 but not enough seat time to say good or bad. my wifes z400 is no good real small balance point.
raptors only wheelie well,,,,,when you dont want them too....
they are good for torque trailriding wheelies however (last minute oh-shiz wheelies)
for long wheelies,,,,,gotta say 400ex or 300ex,,,,,or maybe an old bigred