I think if you dropped down the gears a low as it will go the bike may come alive in 3rd. I dropped a tooth and it still seems lazy.

 

Mine power wheelies in 4th but not as easy in the bottom 3 gears.
I can ride it out thru 5th gear too.


Kevin

 

if you cant get your bike up in first you probably couldnt get it up on any bike.... That bike stock is fine for doing wheelies. Its no roll on beast but alittle clutch work and you can bring it up in second on the flat and 3rd will alittle bump or hill...
heres a little wheelie i did the first day i got it, was just learning (first bike!!!)

little video my firend made, not to crazy about the music, the rover is my other toy and the quad is my buddy eric
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=GzenxkCvC0I

 

I have no problem pulling the front end up either so it may just be the riders themselves.It won't power wheelie but with a little throttle and some good tugging she pulls the front quite easy.

 

It took me some technique to wheelie the bike and being a larger guy it was pretty hard. But I can do it now, just practicing going through the gears. No clutch needed here. I could Imagine a much smaller dude could do it no problem.

Guess its all what you beleive a wheelie machine is. To me its something that can do wheelies

 

Yeah, that sounds about right. I can power wheelie in first without any body english. Second gear usually needs just very minor clutch work. It's much easier to make that happen with a pumper though.