I've been checking up on some old posts and i've read that you guys can pull wheelies on your Wolverine with no problem, on demand.
For me, i have to be in the right situation.
I just added a k/n filter, dynojet kit, fmf megamax II i notice some improvement but not as much as i expected.
Im running a 155 main jet and all 11 discs with no quiet core.
Any input appreciated

 

i have a 2000 Yamaha Wolverine, i can pull wheelies on pavement by putting it in neutral then i shift up as i would to go into first gear, but i hold it up, then i rev it about half trottle and i bring it straight up! I only weigh 115lbs so i cant do it on dirt, but depending on your weight you might be able to do it though.

 

YEah, you can do that, but can also rip out your tranny. All you need is a White bor's scielncer and then you could pull wheelies. All the other stuff would help, but other wise was a waste of money!!!

 

Mr. Wolverine
I have all of the same stuff you have and I have to really play with my Wolv to get it to wheelie. Most of the time I can get a wheelie when I come off a small incline or at the top of a hill but to just punch it and get the front end to come up is not very easy. Everything has to be just perfect for that to happen. I don't believe that a White Bros. pipe would help either. I have a friend that has the White Bros. E-series and he can not wheelie any easier than I. If I do want to ride a wheelie I start in 1st gear get the Wolv. rolling than lift the shifter as if I am going into 2nd give it a little gas then drop the shifter, but be careful because it will come all the way up on you. I don't like to do that much because you could screw up your tranny or clutches. I hope this helps you. Oh and be sure you pull up on the bars and lean back or you will just brake the tires loose and spin.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

it will wheelie on dirt or grass in first or second if you pop the clutch. other wise i have to have a little hill of something if i just use the gas. i agree with the others, i don't believe the aftermarket stuff will be enough to make it wheelie without using the clutch.

 

what clutch?
It's an autoclutch
I dont understand[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

I believe they'd be talking about the shifter.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

yea, that's what I was referrin to.

 

its only an auto clutch when you let it be! hehehe

 

im only 14 and i started driveing a year ago. my dad has a wolverine and it will wheelie, and it has 25's on it and all stock. the other day i was out on it and even with just like a little rock to get the tires up i almost fliped it on myself soo just to say the wolverine has more power than pple think and my uncles stock wolverine can beat my dads , run them hard and any bike will wheelie