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| | Is this a good wheelie atv? |
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| Absolutly, But is much much better with paddles if your in the sand.
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| this quad is perfect for wheeling because all the power makes lifting the front end so easy and you dont have to shift
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| I think so, I'm a wheelie nut and don't have much trouble but I am in the sand most of the time and run a pair of monster paddles. The bike is quite heafty and has a lot of power that has a tendancy to spin the tires like mad when not running paddles. Paul
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| Wheelies? Ummmmm Yeah. I Pulled it up after accelerating for about 10 Seconds and rode it for almost a city block. With a little Carress on the throttle, that beast will come on up anytime you want it..
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| the number 1 best and it got the highest ratings for doing wheelies there is no better atv for that because of its raw horse power reaching at 50 hp
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| the best there is at that
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| the best one you can buy, it's so easy
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