first off thanks for all the tips on what ever qustions i ask here....now i would like to know, when doing no break stuff how do i keep my quad up in a wheelie while doing hc's, speraders, sp k's,and outher stuff at a slow speed.... i dont have much space in the lot im using and i also like to do slow bp stuff....i thought i had throttle control down but now im starting to wonder.....is there any way to do that stuff slow (like 3 to 5 mph) without use of a handbreak??? i can do the tricks, but to keep the wheels up i have to go faster and faster, they start to feel like power wheelies after about 15 secounds.....

 

yea good *** balance learn that balance point and it can be done.. not saying its gonna be easy tho

 

Sounds to me like your not picking the front end up enough. Try to almost scrap your bar and then you can sit and go and stop and go and stop there with the front end up all day long. Just keep gettin dirty and you'll get it! But sounds to me like your not getting it up high enough Use your clutch more to feather it out and you'll be able to slow role with the best of em' . Biggest thing is to stick with it

 

it sounds like more of a bp issue than throttle control... thanks for the feed back....

 

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Don't use the throttle to keep it up, but bring it up quick to keep your speed down. Stop it at bp wit the brake. then verry little to no throttle input, BALANCE IT moving forwward. If your doing nohanders this shouldn't even be a issue for ya ???
Turn yer idle up a little

 

dude....im doing no handers but they are not perfect....i can do all this stuff going pretty fast but now im learning slower ****, idle tip helps..... but my **** is a work in progress....it seems the quad is so heavy with me sitting on it it takes so much effort to stay at the bp.....also this is no break stuff my feet are off the breaks and i dont have a hand break for the rear.....

 

Fit that thing up w/ a HB! Why not?

 

im thinking about it more and more......does the foot break still work also if you add a rear hand break?????

 

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Yes, there's an adapter that allows both to work.

 

+1 No doubt you aren't high enough. More weight on front = higher BP so the further out you put your weight the higher you will have to be. Riding really slow in a highchair your grab bar should only be a few inches from the ground.

 

thanks thats the advice i wanted to hear something concrete that i can use....... my grab bar is grinded down so much it is almost a nub, so that should be fun... i think my quad con tip back to almost 1 o clock......:YEAH

 

mine can go alltheway over if you try to do a bar trick but its an inch off the ground like i did before it comes back and like rolls right over the bar and on ur face!! not to fun

 

Just clutch it high from the get go that way your rpms stay low, and play with the throttle and feather the clutch, atleast thats what I do.

 

Ya I do the same, the best part about four wheelers is the 4 wheels, so you can sit there and not have to balance it with your legs over the bars, I sit there until I'm ready to clutch it up then I get to Bp right away and work the clutch and gas. And if you sit back a little farther it is easier to get it up.

Good luck.

 

i have the exact same problem with my kfx 400. in a spec. k or spreader it is easy because i can easily get to the brake. but with the high chair is where i have to work. i cant do this myself but my limber friends can pull their legs through to the brake and back through. and if you are worried about 12ing it make a sturdier bar. thanks to my stupidity, i had to replace my grab bar a week or two after i got it. i bought 12 dollars worth of metal from lowes and made my own it works awesomely. i weigh nearly 300 lbs. and 12 high chairs all the time all i have to is wait for it to come to a stop and let go, it never even tries to fall.

 

for those of you talking about throttle control.... here's my opinion (just from what I've seen from guys around here and a few guys who post up regularily and their progress that I've seen ) and here's my opinion....

most people dont really practice the basics enough...the core skills.... It seems to me that as soon as someone gets decent at power wheelies.(or gets a little feel for BP)(or learns RB saves....they start throwin tricks or combos...and that's cool and all...but when they look for progression...they are looking for more tricks to do and learn ..... when really.... Tons of more GOOD stuff could be opened up ...if they just spent serious practice time doing the basic core Skills....Riding BP wheelies with No brakes ( forever ) Sitting OR standing(this puts your throttle control over the TOP !.....(or riding Idle with NO throttle (forever) This Puts your RB control over the TOP ! hehe

(I think the problem is ....practicing that can get boring....especially after you've already been doing tricks and throwin combos or whatever ) BUT ...that's what I think it takes to dial in another level of tricks....just my

 

That is all true ea - I can ride highchairs at 2 - 5 mph now but I have a RHB just in case - I don't have a grab bar either... doing highchair subframe scrapes... :YEAH

 

E.A. you are the man....you just sent me back to the basics tonite you are right...ive been getting upset riding because i feel sloppy or skechey doing **** on the quad....but it all boils down to what you were talking about.....i learned hc's but i cant do a bicycle it just gets soooo boring doing the same sitdown wheelie, from one end of the block to the outher, and i ride alone all the time so it is double boring.....but thanks for the input, i respect you opinion..

 

^^ And thats why quads blow. To easy and they get boring real quick. Get a motard or SB.