How are the 2004 Yamaha 450 as far as stunting?

 

not bad but not great...

 

bling where you been man...havent seen you on the quad forum in a long time

i rode a 450 that had pipe jet and filter...and i dont know if it was only cause i rode it for 15 min but i couldnt find a good point of balance on it...it was alot of on and off the throttle

steve

 

how about the blaster anybody? for stunting? i got one and it is pretty hot engine wise, but i dont know what to do on it. also what brakes are u usin for stoppies, i got ebc drum brakes? help me out here...

 

Blaster's wheelie pretty easily. But to do stoppies you need disc brakes. You might be able to pull it off, but you won't "roll" one for any distance. Do a search, I know you can change them...

 

2003+ blaster have front hydrolic brakes myne endoed fine i had a fully race tuned 2003 blaster every part only stock part was the frame and the base of the engine i loved it but had to sell it beacause my family was having money problems and i thought id help out, but blasters are the shiznit i f****ng loved that thing!! sorry for that story i had to tell some one

 

Blasters are fun to wheelie.. they are pretty light and nimble... not the fastest but not too shabby

 

well i have a custom 2003 blaster built for stunting...i also own a 450 and it is a decent bike for stunting..but i will stick to my blaster..the disc brakes do stoppie nicely...the balance point on a blaster is so easy to find because of the size of the bike...the 450 tho its a whole diff. story whellies are uncontrolable...the raptor is easier 2 stunt then the 450 im not sure why...but if i had a choice of what 2 stunt id chose the 450 most definitly

 

this may sound stupid but im 15, and i just now found the powerband of my blaster. i was shifting to early but now i found out that all the power is in the higher rpm range compared to a fourstroke. this makes things alot easier doing wheelies