i live in pittsburg pa and want to race really bad i just sold my old quad to get a suzuki lt250r quadracer im good in the woods and on jumps what kind of racing is the best for the quad im getting what exactly is the differences between diffrent types of racing like hairscrambles,crosscountry,mx,and so on if you could help me that would be awsome also do you recomend aftermarcket suspension if so what kind is the best bang for the buck thanks alot!

 

well i have tcs on my 400ex and their awesoom. Although they took awhile to get i would do the same thing if i had to do it over agian

 

hi do you know were the rideing place is in finlyville or around there. did you happen to get the quad that was sitting for sale at by the Country Store (on that road i forget were i saw it) as for your other questions i think tcs is good for mx and were you want to ride low but if you want to ride XC they give you low ground clerance

 

87_250r, i know where all the riding places are in finleyvillle i live there do you know where fisher's bait and tackle is thats me and my dads, its in our basement anyway are you saying there was a lt250r for sale at the country store is it still for sale i found one in the classifieds but there never home i think they went on vacation do you know the the places like the bowl are and the dumps if you dont you could stop by some day when i get my lt250r im going to have to get used to it though i had a polaris and never rode a munual thats my only down fall but im great at riding. you have a trx250r? if so i have to se it i wish i could get one but there all so expensive

 

i will e-mail you about were i live.

 

I have seen lt250r's in just about every racing situation. If I were you though I would hold out for the honda 250r if you can. There is so much more you can get and do with a trx. As far as the difference between the races, It is getting kind of hard to tell, If you ask some guys who raced cross-country and harescrambles a while back they will tell you why, too many mx tracks popping up in the xc harescramble series. As for suspension, you can still run alot of sag in the rear of the quad, that is what a lot of guys are doing, like the Axis or tcs, even though I see more Axis than anything. Whatever quad you pick, have fun... that is the purpose people get into racing in the first place, right, to have fun.

 

The LT is a good bike. I had a 88 lt built for woods and it was great it had a low center of gravity and the power valve makes great smooth bottom end yet still lets it rev out. the pual turner pipe is the best one for the bike.I used works steelers and they work good but if you can afford more go with axis they are the best(thier tech help and support is by far the best i have ever seen. they helped me sort out my shocks a the fla gncc and i didn't even have axis shocks) I miss my lt but I love my 4 stroke power.