Anyone stunt z250's? What tricks can be done on them? Anyone have pics of them being stunted?

Jon

 

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You can probly do pretty much any trick people on any quad do except maybe highchairs. They would be possible just trickier due to it being semi-auto.

 

wait just a second. I c what i have done

 

Yeah my dad just decided to keep this one. So now i'm trying to find out what all i can do on it. I was trying to put it up on like the left two wheels but couldn't get it up, highchairs are possible but real hard. It wheelies fine though.

jon

 

to start off getting it on two side wheels. Sharply turn in one direction and lean the other way and pull on the handlebars. It should be easy on a 250. Does the z 250 have disc brakes in the front, if so it would be good for stoppies

 

I was trying to get it onto the side wheels that way. How fast do you go and do you give it gas while your trying to turn. I had mine turned all the way and the wheels would just kinda hop along. It does have disc brakes but as far as stoppies goes it does them fine, except for the fact its semi-auto. Since I can't pull in the clutch the wheels start spinning when they come off the ground, then there is a nasty clank when they suddenly stop when it comes back down. I don't think thats too good for it so i'm not gonna try them anymore.

Jon

 

WIth the stoppies hold the shifter up or down to keep it in a sort of neutral to stop the clanking. GIve it gas when u start turning and just lean all the way.

 

I'm no expert, but that just sounds like a bad idea. And I'm not sure if it will stop the clanking anyways. Instead, just hit the rear brake to stop the tires before the rear drops.

Bill

 

Ive put it in the "fake" neutral when doing them on my foreman. It didnt seem to hurt it

 

we're lookin at a 250 for me....or maybe a 400 not real sure yet....so Im in the same boat as Jon

 

i rode a z250 today...my buddies wife is thinking about getting one....

let me tell you these bikes are really nice for anyone who doesnt want the clutch...the wheelie really good and i had no problems with the gears while doing endos......i cant make one complaint about that bike.....that would be choice of bike if i was in the market for a clutchless sportquad

steve

 

right on!! thanks for the info...me and clutches DONT get along hahaha...jk

 

I had 4 quads stolen on a trailer out of my driveway. Lost over $30K in goods. Duncin Racing 250R: ($17K+), 99' 400EX: ($5K+), 00' Banshee: ($6K+), 99' 300EX: ($2700+) plus a $2000 Trailer and extra parts and riding gear. In mASSachusetts you can't insure a quad and homeowners won't cover them. Needless to say it hurt the wallet a little bit. So now quadless, I scrounged every f*cking dollar I could to buy something. I got so sick of saving and not riding that I went out and bought a 2002 250EX. For a cheap lil' bike, that thing wheelied like a champ! No clutch, shaft driven, and HONDA! Topped out about 60-65 (after motor work, and I'm a fat-***/250LBS), but I LOVED to "stunt" that thing. I could rock such slow sh*t cuz there was no clutch and a rear hand brake in place of it. You can do SLOW *** highchairs and stuff. The only thing that got boring was off-road stuff. I was so used to a 90 MPH quad that 40 MPH down a dirt road wasn't cutting it for me. So I sold it. 2 months later I was missing it dearly. I bought a streetbike and a 50. I gotta buy a new quad though. For the financially handicapped or the beginners I HIGHLY recomend you ROCK the SH*T outta one... :YEAH