Hey, get this; I love all off-road vehicles for some reason Its just a closeness I feel with them. I'm already planning the mods I'm going to do to y first truck. I was thinksing 6x6 Jeep Scrambler, nice old 76 Bronco, or a Baja Tundra(replica of the racing one).

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*400EX* *LT250R* Evan Johnson Email: JaVa003@AoL.CoM

 

Brandon, I suggest you calm don with hte "My Max can do this, my Max can do that" WE down care at all. We a sick and tired of hearing abut the MAX. this is address to you Brandon, BOO TO YOU!!!

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*400EX* *LT250R* Evan Johnson Email: JaVa003@AoL.CoM

 

You are right boger, instead of buying a Max, you should buy a dictionary.

 

yes, i bet your dictionarys can do more than your max. I bet it can climb 2 foot logs with ease. Hmm id even buy a dictionary for recreational purposes over a max. I bet it can do anything, (the the damn things are smart too!!)

The Demon Strikes again! MUAH HAH HA

 

Boy, this site has really changed in the past couple of weeks! Lol.............anyways,
I'll betcha that if you took a grizzley and your max out on a paved surface where both machines have better traction, that the griz(or even a '79 ATC 70, for that matter) will out pull your machine, because of it having more power. Just because something weighs more than something else don't neccasarily mean that it has more traction in ever condition. Aside from all of that, I think that the pilots are awesome, I almost bought one at an auction, but it was missing most of the motor, and still went for two grand. Hey tree farmer, it's good to see that there is someone else in here that has a couple of acres of his own sweat and blood.

350XX, 250R, 200XX, 450S

 

Alright Max Rules. Unlike all other people in here i have rode a max. it wont do over 5 mph and I also live near mossiori . If youve been paying attensioon we havent had a rain in over a month and a half. That creek u talk about must be gettin pretty dry. Mud??? yeah right. I have no mud puddles at my house or anywhere else I've been. Now shaddup about your max before I slap the taste outta your mouth.

 

Maybe the creek is a little more of a river. It did get dried up in a few areas but most are a good 10-15 feet deep. My Max does 25mph, not 5, and I am not worried about speed. If I want to go fast I'll get in my car and do 70 down the highway. The mud you see on my site is still there. It is about two feet deep with no water. It never dried up through the whole summer. As for hills, my Max is better because it has a wider wheel base so it is more stable. I took it to a public riding area near my house and ran it up and down the steep hills of that little white rock stuff. I also ran it on the MX track. After I got tired of just going where quads could go I drove into a lake and floated around. Everyone was watching my bad *** machine the whole time and I got a big audience when I drove into the lake. Strange how they never bothered to look at the quads doing 50mph+ down the road...

Heil Max!

 

Max told it was his uncle who had the Polaris, a Trail Boss 250 2wd. That explains why all 4 tires wouldn't spin. Must of been that differential....

 

Hello all. My Dad owns a Pilot. I've went to Little Sahara in Oklahoma twice and rode it for 3 days. While it can be fun, I'd rather a quad. It's got a 400cc 2 stroke, but it's really heavy. Now my Dad's was stock when I rode it. It is fun, but a lot different from a quad. I don't have tons of experience riding a 4 wheeler, but I can tell you they are totally different. You're sitting down, for one thing. I wouldn't ride a pilot over a quad. I wouldn't mind getting one for my wife, though. It's very heavy. When I get off a descent sized dune there, I can catch just a small amount of air, if any. Don't know if this helped, but it's my opinion.

Jason