Tag: pit

Up close and personal. Beefed up radiators mounted high on the vehicle are a way of life for mudders – but making sure they’re looking good is best left till after you’ve crossed the pit. This guy reminds us how sometimes you can’t help but sneak a peek smack dab in the middle.

How to turn the spectators at the mud-pit into a choir. You can just tell this guy couldn’t decide between an ATV or a jet-ski so he bought the quad, put on his trunks and got exactly what he had coming to him.

Loggy style. The dangers of a deep, dark mud pool are picking up something like a giant log as you power through. The danger of picking up a giant log is… well, you’ll see.

Riderless Renegade. They say ATVs are incapable of emotions and thus forced to do whatever their pilot asks of them. Sometimes, though, one gets the feeling they let their rider know when they’ve had enough and decide to attempt the mud pit without one.

I’ll just bounce myself to a better look. Dougy had a simple mission – to blast his quad to the far side of the mud pit. Things started out well but then an impromptu opportunity to inspect the bulbs of his machine’s headlights manifested in the middle.

I was a man when this ride began. Sometimes approaching a mud pit with too much speed can result in the instantaneous transformation from regular old human into mud man. Doing so can also damage the ol pride bone, apparently.

Should have worn your suit of pillows. You know this guy comes in on the larger side of the spectrum just by the way he dwarfs his Yamaha Grizzly. However, just because he has the heft to toss the quad around with ease doesn’t mean doing so is a good idea. Gravel pits are often […] More »