I recently rode a Quest 650 and found it unusually hard to break the rear end loose and slide in corners. Why is this?

 

FYI, the quest is a full time 4x4. Couple that with the sheer weight of it, you be the man if you can get a good "slide" out of that beast. Where she shines is her brute strength. Point that beast up a technical or slippery hill and have at it. That is what the quest is all about, IMO.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

I didn't know it was full time 4x4. I wasn't bashing the Quest for the rest of you who get that impression, just asking an honest question.

 

i thought it was a good question to ask, if you didn't know how it was set up.

 

no worries, just filling in the blanks. Anyways, how did you like that big beast??? I loved it. I would take one anyday for utility work or hunting. It hauls a$$ when you need it to. And that trunk...the space!

 

well i can kinda throw the backend out on my unc's traxter, but its pretty hard, hafta be on wet grass atleast, even then it usually wants to slide sideways wen the 4wd kicks in, feels weird wen ur goin straight wen the quad is on like a 50 degree angle