200s...and probly a 350x
200s...and probly a 350x
current rides
82' ATC110
85' ATC310R
85' ATC250R
85' ATC250ES
16' brute force 750
by far the 200S! No clutch and you have a hand break that makes it more easy.....But id still rather wheeile my R then anything else![]()
didnt doug use a 185S as well?Originally Posted by Huffa
i can weelie anythign from a atc70 to a 250r tri-z but i can tell you the worst trike to wheelie is the alt50 fliped one backwards doing a wheelie and broke the rear axle and carrier clean off the frame, and this is also because i can pick it upo with one hand being 6 foot and 230lbs lol but did wheelie it for abotu 100 yards or so. mand i woudl have to agree with kasey on the atc110 but i am suprised noone said the 250sx yet??
i also like my 350x for wheelies,but my old 225 was killer,,,from a dead stop,that thing would stand straight up before it started to move forward and then i could hold her up and shift through all the gears
PUT SOMETHING HOT BETWEEN YOUR LEGS(350 X)
SX isn't exactly a wheelie machine. It does very good wheelies, but I'm sure there are better out there.
'85 250SX - My first ever trike and my pride and joy
**Check Out The Whole SX Project Here!!**
'85 350X - 10:1 Piston, performance cam, '86 engline/carb
'85 Powervalved Tri-Z - Fully modded - Soon to have a Corey Sprock 310 kit
'85 250R - Began the modification process. This bike is going to scream! -295cc kit, Ported, Drag intake, 40mil Keihin, VForce reeds, shaved head, PT High Rev pipe, Fat Boy 2 Silencer, +4 Durablue axle, +2 swinger-
I was actually thinking about the 250SX myself. I loved riding wheelies on that machine. My 200s (junkyard dog) does really good wheelies as well. I am not to fond of wheeling around as the last time I rode out a good one is when my 200s' original motor laid down.
1985 Honda ATC 350X
2003 Yamaha Banshee
2003 Polaris Sportsman 500
There are 3 kinds of people in this world, Those who make things happen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder what the hell happend.
250SX hands down.
[20:55] <waterpumper> putting a racing pipe on a Foreman is like putting a high dollar bikini on a 400 pound chick...just because it fits doesn't mean it looks cool
i have lots of hours loged on my 250sx doing wheelies, just enough power to lift it up and enough weight to keep it there. i used to sit on the handlebars of my 110's and my 250sx and do 4th and 5th gear wheelies on the sx sitting ont he handle bars. the only bad part of the sx's is the brakes are junk. awesome mud mach9ine too mine was snorkled.
No doubt in my mind it's the 250R. No worries about oil not getting pumped around properly because it's a 2-stroke, perfect balance point, controllable powerband. Learn to work the clutch in a wheelie and you can literally ride a wheelie until you run out of room, regardless of how much room you have. I've mentioned it before but when I had the room to do it I could start off from a dead stop (like in the vid) take it all the way up to sixth gear, then slow back down to first almost to a dead stop without putting the front wheel down. I could do first through 5th on my 200x but it was way harder to do because of the lack of power in the higher gears. I could never go from 5th back down to 1st on anything but my R though.
awww... 225 Tri Moto.
My old 1985 250R http://www.flickr.com/photos/24898661@N07/show/
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Currently trikeless
its the honda 110
definetly the 110!!! thos little suckers are the best to do wheelies..the only problem is comin down with no front suspension...3rd gear high range even wheelies with me..im 5'8 140..i like the little suckers
trikes owned:
85' 200m - sold
84' 200x - sold
83' 185s - sold
82' 185s - sold
85' 350x !!! - selling