Hi All,

We are currently in the process of filming for a quad video that we are having produced.

Unfortunatly we had all of our footage from this summer lost (Water and Tape does not mix).

Anyway there has been some action going on lately and if you CLICK HERE you can see some still photos from it.

This weekend and next we will be working on filming some more ground stunts and hopefully I'll have some more pics of all of us. For now could you please give me your feedback on the pictures I posted? Would you watch a video like this?

Filming will probably be pretty dead for the winter, so hopefully we have enough nice days left here to get some action shots in the Air as well. The production company is currently working on some things and before this winter we SHOULD have a Beta copy ready.

Please give your thoughts of what you like to see and what you don't like to see....THANKS!!!!!

-Josh

 

Josh,

Those pictures look good.

I wish I good do some of those stunts. Being in my forties I just can't risk being hurt riding the quad in that manner.

Chet

 

Good luck with the video , i like the pictures nice work

 

I love the pics. How do you do the stoppie? (front wheelie)? When I try I lock up my front breaks and it just slides.

 

Thanks for all the props guys...I really appreciate it. I'll hopefully have a lot more pics up soon.

tommyboy84, you have to be very gently with the brakes or (as you know) they will lock up. Also the condition of your brakes is pretty important (Pad life, air in the lines, etc.).

Anyway, get rolling at the top of 1st gear and get onto the brakes like you were going to be stopping. As you get going slower and slower you can increase the pressure on the brake lever (but don't pull it in all the way). Just before you are ready to stop pull hard on the brakes (smoothly) and shift all of your weight forward. Squeeze your legs together to grip the seat firmly as well. With practice you'll get it down.

Also, if you are worried about going over frontwards another technique to use is sitting on the handlebars. That way it is easier to catch the quad and/or get out of the way. It also gets all of your weight over the front tires so they get better traction.

Good luck.

-Josh