bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
#34
08-16-2006 | 01:45 AM
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bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
Originally posted by: Chumley
Fact, truth, opinion, fact...
I'm pretty positive you don't have a clue what you are saying. I think we have indeed established one fact here, and that is your buddy is a better rider than you, plain and simple. Another fact seems to be that you refuse to admit that you need practice and blame your failure on equipment problems. For a fraction of the cost of a new machine, you could have put big tires on, reclutched, and practiced mudding until you are good at it.
Originally posted by: bigiowaboy
i never come in here to bash anyone i was just stating a fact, if that offends bf650-p650-700 owners then im sorry, it was not me saying mine was better than yours you guys started that, (brute23) only added to my post thanks man when was the last time someone actually said mine is worse than yours? i am just telling the truth if you dont like it tough.. its my opinion, (put on tires add a lift ect....) please the fact is a 400 popo with equally skilled riders will stay with ya on the trails and own you in the mudd, there was never any question i could smoke his a_ _ out in the open but that was never my complaint, if that fact offends you then its no longer my problem
i never come in here to bash anyone i was just stating a fact, if that offends bf650-p650-700 owners then im sorry, it was not me saying mine was better than yours you guys started that, (brute23) only added to my post thanks man when was the last time someone actually said mine is worse than yours? i am just telling the truth if you dont like it tough.. its my opinion, (put on tires add a lift ect....) please the fact is a 400 popo with equally skilled riders will stay with ya on the trails and own you in the mudd, there was never any question i could smoke his a_ _ out in the open but that was never my complaint, if that fact offends you then its no longer my problem
I'm pretty positive you don't have a clue what you are saying. I think we have indeed established one fact here, and that is your buddy is a better rider than you, plain and simple. Another fact seems to be that you refuse to admit that you need practice and blame your failure on equipment problems. For a fraction of the cost of a new machine, you could have put big tires on, reclutched, and practiced mudding until you are good at it.
I don't often hammer someone intentially, but in this case........................well......never mind, he is not worth it. THE REAL FACT IS WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE THESE LOSERS STARTING TRASH ON THESE THREADS.
And, BTW.........."my 1970 Kmart BIG WHEEL has more ground clearance than yours".......LOL
#35
08-16-2006 | 02:41 AM
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bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
Lol some of those comments were funny. As mentioned above by someone else, the stock brute tires are only average at very best in the mud, however i do think they are an attractive looking stock tire on my green 650i. Plus, you cannot blab nothin at me because i had a sportsman 500. Logged over 6.5k miles on it before it was done for. I am a big fan of the Polaris 4x4 system because it allows what is needed for muddin', MAXIMUM wheel spin and power without doin anything other than hammerin the throttle, BUT GUESS WHAT, the same can be done on my 650i simply holding the lever to lock the frontend, BUT all the power an Ocean Liner Detroit Diesel engine can make means nothing if it cannot be applied to the ground, leading back to the crap *** stock tires and yes lesser clearance of the kawi IRS, i happen to think it is a neglible amount, about 1 inch less than a sportsman i believe? Anyway all of these machines are better mudders than the days of old Double SRA 350 foreman lol gl fellas
#36
08-17-2006 | 04:06 PM
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bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
just thought i would let you guys know i went to the same spots yesterday on my 800 after more rain it was atleast 6-12 inches deeper and would'nt ya know it i had no problems, i went through alot of it in 2wheel drive, hmmm was not the driver afterall......peace
#37
08-17-2006 | 08:24 PM
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bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
Originally posted by: firstkaw
this thread is kinda like winning the gold medal at the special olympics,after everything is said and done your still a RETARD!
this thread is kinda like winning the gold medal at the special olympics,after everything is said and done your still a RETARD!
#38
08-17-2006 | 10:56 PM
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bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
Originally posted by: konaking
I have two things to say, 1) I can't believe I just wasted my time reading this thread. 2) firstkaw, not cool about picking on the handicap, they are people too!, kk
Originally posted by: firstkaw
this thread is kinda like winning the gold medal at the special olympics,after everything is said and done your still a RETARD!
this thread is kinda like winning the gold medal at the special olympics,after everything is said and done your still a RETARD!
#39
08-17-2006 | 11:28 PM
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bf650 owned in the mud buy a sp 400
Originally posted by: Aryan1889
Polaris is not dependable at all. Never was or will be. I know this from many years 15+ riding them all. I would own a Kymco before I own a Polaris. My friend is always saying how he wish's he bought a 750 BF than a Polaris 800. I would love to see you ride.
Polaris is not dependable at all. Never was or will be. I know this from many years 15+ riding them all. I would own a Kymco before I own a Polaris. My friend is always saying how he wish's he bought a 750 BF than a Polaris 800. I would love to see you ride.