OK I have a 500 twin in the Proaction chassis. How do I get it to wheelie??

I have set my shocks on the softest setting, and took the transfer rod washers out, do I have to mess with the limiter strap??

I want to be able to show off :cussing:


p.s. I have added 144 carbides, so spinning isn't a problem

any one have a suggestion??

didnt do it on a yamaha but on my old skidoo i just took the front strap right off and well she would stand straight up and if i balenced right i could hold a wheelie for a while. it's fun but not to nice on the suspension.

I was thinking that maybe extending my limieter, tightening up the front shock, and setting the rear shock soft. would this work??

Loosen the limiter straps,So there's about 1/8 on an inch left,then the nut.Great transfer but your hyfax will suffer.

I had the same problem with my 02 Viper. It wouldnt hook up with 144 picks untill I went with aftermarket adjustable transfer rods. They offer more adjustment. You want them all the way up. Hope this helps. I went with maxx perf .

remember you cant always drive staight. dont make an unsafe setup for riding on the trails.
wheelies are cool(i guess) but trees are very hard. mike

Ohh i defenatly don't want to take away from ride, comfort, handling, or safety. I just want to weelie during those few "ten minute show off sessions" that we have while out in an open field. i geuss thats where the Adjustable transfer rods would come in. :D but i don't want to spend that much :slick:

Yama, The aftermaket adjustable control rods work awsome for more weight transfer. IE. (cool wheelies) The down side is they are expensive. Check out pioneer performance. Honk

does pioneer have a website?

Originally posted by yamamaniac@Jan 3 2004, 10:23 PM
does pioneer have a website?
[quote] Yes it is pioneerperformance.com Honk