Should I get a wheelie bar
477637
To be honest I really don't think one is needed. However, if you place two batteries in tandem for more speed and power then I might put one on.
736221
Yes I would recommend it. I gave it to my five year old and he transferred his skills to a regular bike without training wheels in 2 months!
858161
In my opinion no that should not be a problem the dip bars are sufficiently extended from the bar. This piece of equipment is well thought out.
1418396
thanks for the info. probably the ape bars would be better since I have no fairing.
1658057
Should be fine. I'd strongly recommend getting a slick rear tire and should be great.
1620486
If the handle bars are roughly 1" in diameter it should be fine. They come with different thickness spacers to accommodate different bars. As far as durability, my friend laid his dirtbike down at 30 mph and all they had were some skuff...he broke his shift lever though.
2283879
No, Wheelies doesn't fit here. Some die cast will do, specially if small. Micro drifters works perfect!
870925
are you asking what size you should get? that all depends on the size of the wheel you have.
833598
As long as the bike has sharp lines it will be fine. If the bike has a curve that goes straight down in the middle you will need a bar that attaches the bike to the rack. Not a big deal.
521268
You're probably good to go with a suspended rack IF you have a fender over your rear wheel. The bike frame plus the fender mounts will likely keep this bag away from your spokes.
859881
You're going to want to check out Yakima's website. They instruct you on what system to buy for what car. It's pretty straight forward. Bars should work for any bike.
556497
no, no need, you can play nicely with the levers, now if you want a wheel that is compatible sure.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
271636
i have mine with the vxl motor now. i don't remember the stock having that much power to do a wheelie.
1102948
You'll have to work really hard to go through inclined roads . in fact I just broke one of my paddles simply because of that (putting to much force on one paddle which apparently was not designed for that). I recommend get the one with the gears unless your ride is mostly on flat roads.
1872488
I would strongly suggest it. Initially I tried without one and I felt like I was falling over the handlebars. Plus it seemed to put a lot of stress on the front tire. I bought the riser the next day.
1240092
Yes. It is sturdy and does not shake around. It is diffinitely the best for your money. One suggestion, tighten the thumb adjusters on the wheel supports often.