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Old 02-25-2007, 08:08 PM
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Re: Proper circles?

You can take a 4 wheel drive 4 wheeler, like a rancher put it in reverse get on the front pop it up then you can drive it in a circle. I saw it at stunt wars.
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we piddled around a little last weekend with this idea
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Re: Proper circles?

And No ...it's not a circle wheelie...we just wanted to see where the quad balances (it hung at this stalled BP for 2 seconds or so)(and we caught it everytime).... but like has been mentioned a couple times before .... I think a straight ...balanced ....one wheel wheelie will have to be dialed in first.... You guys can try and learn it in any order you want....but I just think that baby steps will yield results with the least amount of mishaps....

maybe that's why 2 of the best quad stunters around think it cant be done... maybe it's cause they jumped right in and tried the actual trick right off the bat ...when actually 1 or 2 other skills need to be learned and honed in first.... Just my hypothesis....not bashing anyone....I'm a self admitted squid who just stunts for fun.

keep up the good work...and keep the updates comin' !

ALSO....I think that Motorhead might be onto something with that wide rear bar.(it's mounted in those 2 pics)... definately seemed like it might put you in a more balanced friendly position while trying this ****.....Hell Mike (who actually rode it around standing out there....trying to pop one wheel wheelies...unsuccessfully though) said that he thought the bar needed to wrap around the fender fwd...and extend another 14 inches or something like that !!!...said that's where he wanted to put his other foot )
Oh well ...we're all welders and fabricators....and I think we'll figure out what needs to be done , if we keep working on it and brainstorming ........... and practicing , of course ..
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Re: Proper circles?

seeing these pics just makes me realize how cool that trick will look when some one gets it and i see what your saying about having a custom bar ..

i think i would want my foot just about where your bar ends on the left side
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by ExtremeAcres
we piddled around a little last weekend with this idea
like the stang in the backround
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by Undead stunts
like the stang in the backround
it's my buddies stang...he built it all himself motor, tranny , everything 11.02 on spray 12.09 on motor....pretty impressive :YEAH

Yes Roger ....TNDRagon said the same thing when he saw the pics on quadstuntz....

You gonna be at King of the SOuth in Knoxville the first week of May ??? I'll be there for Fun (watchin and ****) but I'll Probably bring my quad and let any accomplished riders try this ....I might have that training wheel set up by then too ....it could be a cool little "sideshow" in itself ... hehe
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Re: Proper circles?

a couple more angles..
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i think king of the south should be held in south florida hahaha then i would go ...lol
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by old man roger
i think king of the south should be held in south florida hahaha then i would go ...lol

thats the angle i been trying to take that shyt at it isnt easy at all but well worth the time put in if i can pull that hsyt off....wont it look sick though i think it owuld look way more pimp than a bike doing it i think that may be the only trick that looks better on a quad....i havent tried it a ton but i have in the little time i do get to ride it isnt easy at all to even get it to that point while you are on it it takes alot of strong arming
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by ExtremeAcres
a couple more angles..

WTF you got a shower curtain rod for a bar or what..hahahaha...wow that thing is huge bet it works though...cool idea
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by DR.D
are you on crack
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by ExtremeAcres
we piddled around a little last weekend with this idea
Thats the way i imagined it, niiiiiiice!!!
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Old 03-17-2007, 10:03 AM
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by z400doawheelie
Yeah that was the first reply in this thread, i was like damn im gonna get flamed. Now look where ist gotten, people are trying it out and gettin closer.

Dont give up on this one people!
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Re: Proper circles?

now have someone hold it at that bp and someone get on and stay there to see how long you can keep it. then you just have to give it some gas and hold it thats going to be the impossible part.
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Re: Proper circles?

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Yeah that was the first reply in this thread, i was like damn im gonna get flamed. Now look where ist gotten, people are trying it out and gettin closer.

Dont give up on this one people!
the hard part to this one will be getting the quad to stay on 1 wheel. when you go to rotate, it is pretty much impossible to keep it up, let alone on one wheel. it will be a SICK trick when its pulled off.:YEAH


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Re: Proper circles?

key words"when it's pulled off"
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Re: Proper circles?

If it goes back to two wheels you are giving too much gas - If you can't circle a bike you wont circle a quad and it will happen sooner or later -
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Re: Proper circles?

i got a blaster ima try that tomrow after school, ill post vids if it works out
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by TNDragonrnr
If it goes back to two wheels you are giving too much gas - If you can't circle a bike you wont circle a quad and it will happen sooner or later -

yep...takes poeple months, and sometimes even years to get consistent full turn circles on big bikes, the learning curve on a qaud is much steeper for circles IMHO.

someone who accuatly knows how to circle wheelie would prolly feel right at home once they got it spinning
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Re: Proper circles?

Originally Posted by GundamnitPete
yep...takes poeple months, and sometimes even years to get consistent full turn circles on big bikes, the learning curve on a qaud is much steeper for circles IMHO.

someone who accuatly knows how to circle wheelie would prolly feel right at home once they got it spinning
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Make someone who got bike circles on lock prove the concept on something like this bad boy: http://www.suzukicycles.com/Products...7/Default.aspx

I remember my neighbour had one of those back when we vere like 10, small, light, and maybe most important: round tires!
if only he still had it, I would have given it a shot...
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