K how i wheelie my sisters sportsman 700 or my pops ac is i hit a lil tree that fell over or like when going up a stream and there a step up wheelie of the top and over it. but to wheeie when ever is go along at about 15 or something grab the front brake so the weight slams forward on to the shocks which preloads them u got to hold the brake then u will feel it slightly some weight slide back after u are almost stopped thats when u hit the gas full throttle and pull up while letting the brake out. if there is a lack of power where it takes a sec. to hit in then hit the trottle a tiny bit before u dup the brake. hope this helps.

 

might want to buy a Kawi, Brute Force 650 or 750......instant wheelie....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

My Griz has a HMF slip on , K&N air filter ,and is jetted.On pavement in low range , no pulling just full throttle and it points to the sky , I can hop the front in high range with out pulling . I can easily pull up a wheelie in high range but im not good at riding a long wheelie.

 

Just to get it up easier, put your knee on the seat, go up a small incline..and when you get almost to the top give it throttle really quick once then gun it again and pull the handlebars a tad and it should come right up on a Grizz b/c it works on my KQ, and Grizzlys can wheelie easier.

 

I forgot to mention I have a winch and skids on it should that make wheelies alot harder? It seems to have plenty of power.

 

 

a winch and skids will add a bit more front end weight, but once you get the hang of how to wheelie it, the back racks hitting the ground is the limit, wheelies on a grizzly are easy once you get the hang of it, you dont need to go over a log or up a hill, its very easy on level surfaces.

 

Thanks alot I'll give a shot.

 

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