clutching,
start up in neutral, pull in clutch and hold it, kick down into first, give it a small amount of gas and hold i and let off clutch slowly and smoothly, once you master it you can do it fast with more gas, then get abotu 1/2 throttle at least , pull in clutch, let off gas, kick up shifter, let out clutch back on gas, do the same thhing for the rest of the gears, and when de-celerating, slow down in teh gear you are in first before you down shift

 

At 6', you are going to be a little cramped on the 300. I would say get the 400, but take it REAL EASY until you get a lot of experience. The 400 is a bike you can grow into. The 300 is a bike you have ALREADY GROWN OUT OF.

 

If the only two quads you are considering getting are the 400ex & 300ex this is what I have to say....


Based on your size: 400ex

Based on your questions: 300ex


If you are open for other quad suggestions I say....


Based on your size: Polaris Scrambler 500

Based on your questions: Polaris Scrambler 90

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Well according to this phucked up atv law you should be riding a honda90,scrambler90,or how bout a Lt-80

 

yeah but those are sissy quads, he needs a badger!

 

I have two suggestions.

1) POW POW POWER WHEELS

or

2)Get one of those walmart bicycles that has the plstic on it to make it look like a dirtbike, put some cards on your spokes and you'll be cool.

 

#2 sounds good.

(dont cry man... you brought this on YOURSELF)

 

Hey killer, that was the funniest thing I heard all day!

 

HAHAHA ( has anyone else read any of his other posts?) Man you funny. your givin old north carolina a bad name. Maybe when you get this 150mph 400ex youve been talking about, I can race ya with a banshee and show you what power really is. Sorry bout the mean post, but I believe others feels the same way I do. Take it easy, cya

 

I am about the same size, and a trail rider myself, and I think the 300 would be plenty big enough.