Honda vs. Yamaha stories
#1
Anybody got any glory stories about beating out the friendly competition? While I won't knock the Yamaha machines, being a Honda owner I can't help but smile when someone whoops a little Yamaha ***... 
And Please Yamaha owners, no crying :,,,(

And Please Yamaha owners, no crying :,,,(
#2
yeah i got some glory stories... once i took my blaster and pulled it up beside a 250r and a 300ex. Amazling i pulled the holeshot on both of them , and guess what i smoked both of them by at least 15 yards...
sorry to any honda owners but i'm a yamaha owner and i can't help smiling when a yamaha whoops a little honda ***..
sorry to any honda owners but i'm a yamaha owner and i can't help smiling when a yamaha whoops a little honda ***..
#4
I have had Hondas beat me in mud holes and i have beat some hondas through tha mud....both r good brands and i think it is more of the persons riding style on the machine than the actual machine itself that wins tha race in mud or whatever
#5
balzie33- your are trying to tell me that a BLASTER beat a 250R? umm that is very hard to believe......
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RangerSX 1987 Honda 250X(completely stock)
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RangerSX 1987 Honda 250X(completely stock)
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#7
I regularly drag a wolverine home behind my foreman, (although in all fairness he has pulled me out a couple of times when I get stuck) for some reason he has a really bad habit of hydrolocking his quad following me through some waterholes. His quad is stock and that does explain why it cannot go where I can with ease! 
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Brad
99'FOREMANes, 26" BUGS, Maier full chasis skid plate, A.P. bash plate and stick guards, winch, and soon to have a high performance kit! ohhYA...

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Brad
99'FOREMANes, 26" BUGS, Maier full chasis skid plate, A.P. bash plate and stick guards, winch, and soon to have a high performance kit! ohhYA...
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#8
I have dragged and beaten several banshees with pipes on sand with my ATC 250R with a pipe. Later that same week I realized it had a cracked piston (Weisco) and a siezed bottom ring.
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#9
RangerSX,
so you find it hard to belive that i beat a 250R? why is that oh yeah you probaly own a honda right??all of you honda owners think that your machines are hot **** on a silver platter when they are really cold **** on a paper plate..
fondahonda,
why can't you take it that a little blaster beat your legandary 250R?? they arent really that bad *** every banshee that i have rode was meaner than any 250R.
so you find it hard to belive that i beat a 250R? why is that oh yeah you probaly own a honda right??all of you honda owners think that your machines are hot **** on a silver platter when they are really cold **** on a paper plate..
fondahonda,
why can't you take it that a little blaster beat your legandary 250R?? they arent really that bad *** every banshee that i have rode was meaner than any 250R.
#10
This topic appeared, upon its surface, something like the "ill wind that blows no good." That is, nothing productive nor constructive likely appears from a topic so conceived as this one.
How wrong I was!
If this topic never appeared, we would have been denied the literary, almost poetic, beauty of "whisky's" post above!
Whisky's effective language use, colorful yet subtle nuances, and above all, his clarity of message make that post a hallmark of the English language, standing fair alongside Beowulf as well as the works of Chaucer, Shakespear, Faulkner, and so on into this millennium.
Keep 'em comin', whisky! I know you will not disappoint us.
Tree Farmer
How wrong I was!
If this topic never appeared, we would have been denied the literary, almost poetic, beauty of "whisky's" post above!
Whisky's effective language use, colorful yet subtle nuances, and above all, his clarity of message make that post a hallmark of the English language, standing fair alongside Beowulf as well as the works of Chaucer, Shakespear, Faulkner, and so on into this millennium.
Keep 'em comin', whisky! I know you will not disappoint us.
Tree Farmer


