A can am trying to get though some rut`s lol
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A can am trying to get though some rut`s lol
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A can am trying to get though some rut`s lol
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: craw8101
i think even a rookie on the right atv could navigate that rut. </end quote></div>
You just blew your own argument right out of the water. He was a rookie and he was not on the "right" atv. Little boys shouldn't ride real men machines.
Anybody over 85lbs could've leaned to the left and driven right out of that little hole. Seems his intent was to not get out. But thatnks for being suckered into the propoganda. Leaves more of these awesome machines for those of us that appreciate them.
i think even a rookie on the right atv could navigate that rut. </end quote></div>
You just blew your own argument right out of the water. He was a rookie and he was not on the "right" atv. Little boys shouldn't ride real men machines.
Anybody over 85lbs could've leaned to the left and driven right out of that little hole. Seems his intent was to not get out. But thatnks for being suckered into the propoganda. Leaves more of these awesome machines for those of us that appreciate them.
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07-30-2007 | 01:32 AM
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A can am trying to get though some rut`s lol
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: aceisback
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: craw8101
i think even a rookie on the right atv could navigate that rut. </end quote></div>
You just blew your own argument right out of the water. He was a rookie and he was not on the "right" atv. Little boys shouldn't ride real men machines.
Anybody over 85lbs could've leaned to the left and driven right out of that little hole. Seems his intent was to not get out. But thatnks for being suckered into the propoganda. Leaves more of these awesome machines for those of us that
appreciate them.</end quote></div>
I didnt know the topic was an argument !! Its says i found an intresting video on you tube. Basically yes i think the atv was to blame no propoganda that i guess ive been suckerd into has anything to do with the posting. I have never seen an atv not transfer the power to the wheel pinned on the ground unless there was no locker or " VISCO CRAP" on the machine. I have heard all these people bashing can am and i still think there nice atv`s for the right rider. I just was shocked by the video. there was a few more of the same guy blasting through mudd and i have to admit that machine kicked ***. But i think in a off camber situation that atv suck`s. regadless of the rider that was pretty squirlly to me. On that note heres a video of the same rider that i guess cant lean on his atv riding like a pro in the mudd further making my argument i guess i blew out of the water worse. Man the can am does well in the mudd. LOLOLO heres the video. Can am needs to make a manual diff lock, water tight cvt cover, stronger frame, and throw in some skid plates on the xt package and it would be the best out there i think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdXNA4f33OI
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: craw8101
i think even a rookie on the right atv could navigate that rut. </end quote></div>
You just blew your own argument right out of the water. He was a rookie and he was not on the "right" atv. Little boys shouldn't ride real men machines.
Anybody over 85lbs could've leaned to the left and driven right out of that little hole. Seems his intent was to not get out. But thatnks for being suckered into the propoganda. Leaves more of these awesome machines for those of us that
appreciate them.</end quote></div>
I didnt know the topic was an argument !! Its says i found an intresting video on you tube. Basically yes i think the atv was to blame no propoganda that i guess ive been suckerd into has anything to do with the posting. I have never seen an atv not transfer the power to the wheel pinned on the ground unless there was no locker or " VISCO CRAP" on the machine. I have heard all these people bashing can am and i still think there nice atv`s for the right rider. I just was shocked by the video. there was a few more of the same guy blasting through mudd and i have to admit that machine kicked ***. But i think in a off camber situation that atv suck`s. regadless of the rider that was pretty squirlly to me. On that note heres a video of the same rider that i guess cant lean on his atv riding like a pro in the mudd further making my argument i guess i blew out of the water worse. Man the can am does well in the mudd. LOLOLO heres the video. Can am needs to make a manual diff lock, water tight cvt cover, stronger frame, and throw in some skid plates on the xt package and it would be the best out there i think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdXNA4f33OI
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07-30-2007 | 04:14 AM
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A can am trying to get though some rut`s lol
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: craw8101
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: aceisback
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: craw8101
i think even a rookie on the right atv could navigate that rut. </end quote></div>
You just blew your own argument right out of the water. He was a rookie and he was not on the "right" atv. Little boys shouldn't ride real men machines.
Anybody over 85lbs could've leaned to the left and driven right out of that little hole. Seems his intent was to not get out. But thatnks for being suckered into the propoganda. Leaves more of these awesome machines for those of us that
appreciate them.</end quote></div>
I didnt know the topic was an argument !! Its says i found an intresting video on you tube. Basically yes i think the atv was to blame no propoganda that i guess ive been suckerd into has anything to do with the posting. I have never seen an atv not transfer the power to the wheel pinned on the ground unless there was no locker or " VISCO CRAP" on the machine. I have heard all these people bashing can am and i still think there nice atv`s for the right rider. I just was shocked by the video. there was a few more of the same guy blasting through mudd and i have to admit that machine kicked ***. But i think in a off camber situation that atv suck`s. regadless of the rider that was pretty squirlly to me. On that note heres a video of the same rider that i guess cant lean on his atv riding like a pro in the mudd further making my argument i guess i blew out of the water worse. Man the can am does well in the mudd. LOLOLO heres the video. Can am needs to make a manual diff lock, water tight cvt cover, stronger frame, and throw in some skid plates on the xt package and it would be the best out there i think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdXNA4f33OI</end quote></div>
Nevermind. I had a reply to this very interesting thread and I decided to edit and delete it. Its just another childish attempt to put down Can Am/Bomb.
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: aceisback
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: craw8101
i think even a rookie on the right atv could navigate that rut. </end quote></div>
You just blew your own argument right out of the water. He was a rookie and he was not on the "right" atv. Little boys shouldn't ride real men machines.
Anybody over 85lbs could've leaned to the left and driven right out of that little hole. Seems his intent was to not get out. But thatnks for being suckered into the propoganda. Leaves more of these awesome machines for those of us that
appreciate them.</end quote></div>
I didnt know the topic was an argument !! Its says i found an intresting video on you tube. Basically yes i think the atv was to blame no propoganda that i guess ive been suckerd into has anything to do with the posting. I have never seen an atv not transfer the power to the wheel pinned on the ground unless there was no locker or " VISCO CRAP" on the machine. I have heard all these people bashing can am and i still think there nice atv`s for the right rider. I just was shocked by the video. there was a few more of the same guy blasting through mudd and i have to admit that machine kicked ***. But i think in a off camber situation that atv suck`s. regadless of the rider that was pretty squirlly to me. On that note heres a video of the same rider that i guess cant lean on his atv riding like a pro in the mudd further making my argument i guess i blew out of the water worse. Man the can am does well in the mudd. LOLOLO heres the video. Can am needs to make a manual diff lock, water tight cvt cover, stronger frame, and throw in some skid plates on the xt package and it would be the best out there i think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdXNA4f33OI</end quote></div>
Nevermind. I had a reply to this very interesting thread and I decided to edit and delete it. Its just another childish attempt to put down Can Am/Bomb.
Woopty Dooo...[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]