is a ds 650 too much for a beginner?
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is a ds 650 too much for a beginner?
well, if you are new to quads, and never ridden one, perhaps you should find a smaller one to get some experience on, then move up to the ds, i mean 650 ccs is one of the baddest quads on the market these days. They haul pretty good, and i wouldnt recommend it to a beginner. Perhaps a 400 ex or z 400?
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is a ds 650 too much for a beginner?
simply NO
i was 16 yrs old when i rode my first a quad and it was ds-650 which i still have
its not too much for a biginner cuz its such a heavy/stable machine you cant go wrong with this quad
i would say there is no STOCK quad that is too much for a beginner
i was 16 yrs old when i rode my first a quad and it was ds-650 which i still have
its not too much for a biginner cuz its such a heavy/stable machine you cant go wrong with this quad
i would say there is no STOCK quad that is too much for a beginner
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is a ds 650 too much for a beginner?
If you want it... I'd say Get it...
Why 'Out-Grow' your Quad, by getting something smaller?
Wishing you had the Power later...
Just take it easy... Treat the machine good, & it will do the same..
You'll eventually grow into it, & want to start modding... [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Well have Fun...
Why 'Out-Grow' your Quad, by getting something smaller?
Wishing you had the Power later...
Just take it easy... Treat the machine good, & it will do the same..
You'll eventually grow into it, & want to start modding... [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Well have Fun...
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is a ds 650 too much for a beginner?
You live in Ohio, so I assume you are primarily a trail rider. The DS is not the hot setup for the trail! The standard now is 350 lbs., 400 max. The DS is way to heavy. It is just silly these days to buy anything over 400 lbs!!! Like he said, get a Raptor if you need a big bore.