Setting a limit for kids and unskilled adults.
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Setting a limit for kids and unskilled adults.
I'm in the process of acquiring a Foreman and a Rancher (they are part of the package in a real estate purchase). I'm new to the ATV world. I have two kids, 10 and 12 who I want to teach to ride, but want to limit their top speed until I'm certain they have good riding skills. It there a simple way to set a limit on either of these that's fairly easy to change between riders?
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I'm in the process of acquiring a Foreman and a Rancher (they are part of the package in a real estate purchase). I'm new to the ATV world. I have two kids, 10 and 12 who I want to teach to ride, but want to limit their top speed until I'm certain they have good riding skills. It there a simple way to set a limit on either of these that's fairly easy to change between riders?
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I'm in the process of acquiring a Foreman and a Rancher (they are part of the package in a real estate purchase). I'm new to the ATV world. I have two kids, 10 and 12 who I want to teach to ride, but want to limit their top speed until I'm certain they have good riding skills. It there a simple way to set a limit on either of these that's fairly easy to change between riders?
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^^^^^ Good idea, I hadn't thought about that. Another might be to put the ATV in second gear..., and just leave it there and don't tell them it has any gears. If they are fairly light kids, shouldn't hurt the ATV.....
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I had a Rancher 350 and it would take off fine with my 205 lbs in 3rd gear so either of these quads should have no trouble taking off in 2nd or 3rd gear with a much lighter rider. 2nd gear might be even better, that limits you to about 15-16 mph. That's faster than you think for trail riding.