Okay, long day (but alot of fun!). Started off by going to dealer to get all three - Scrambler 50, Sportsman 90 and Trail Blazer 330. Little did I know we had 2 hours of training ahead; all had to watch tapes and then take some lessons and get "certified". In hindsight, that was a great thing - the girls (ages 6 and 8) learned alot, got their certificates and we loaded up. Went to the farm to ride for another 6 hours. Boy did we have a blast! The girls did real well once they got comfortable (the 6 year old was cruizin' before the 8!). My wife wont get off the 90 (took off the throttle control) and refuses to drive the 330. Only problem is my engine temp light wont turn off nor will the fan. Even after sitting in the trailer for the two hour ride home. Guess that has to go back to the shop.

I'm already thinking I should have gone for the Scrambler 500! lol

Just wanted to say thanks for all the info last weekend and we're off to a great start!

 

hey congrats!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] but its a trailboss 330 ahaha but who care god a wish i had a farm to ride on sounds like you and yur family are gonna a blast dont worry just take your boss in and get it looked at and youll be on your way have fun [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

doh! Right you are..... lol

Thanks! Yes, the farm will be great. 50+ acres and we're building a trail around the parameter alog the fences. The kids were riding between hay trails today and loving it. Only drag is its 2 hours away - we're hoping to hook up with some information about trails in Northern Virginia soon (will search this site).

 

your lucky you got those 50 acres i got nothing i live in connecticut it blows cops are mean as hell

 

Yea

I got two polaris sportsman 700s down at my cousins farm. The thing is fricking huge. Its a grass and rice farm and im sure its about 500+ acres at least.