I road my first quad last week!!
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Hello, I finally got to ride a quad last week, a freind of mine has a new Z 400 and talked me into riding, Im still recovering from a badly broken leg and ankle, so it has been a bit of a struggle to want to try something new.
I rented a new 400 EX here locally, loaded up with his bike then headed off to Canyon Country for a quick little trail ride, I had a blast! I have always been a two wheeler but need to find something to ride that I cant use my leg and ankle, if I take my foot off the pegs and try to pivot, it just kills me, so I thought that I can still ride and have fun with a quad, a bit different but still a tons of fun.
It sure is funny watching me try to rev up the quad forgetting about the thumb throttle, HA! There are a few indifference's that I hope to learn about, body english and stuff, but all in all, I think I did well considering I have never road one before, looks like I will replacing the KX for a KFX soon!
BTW, any tricks to riding whoops at speed?
I rented a new 400 EX here locally, loaded up with his bike then headed off to Canyon Country for a quick little trail ride, I had a blast! I have always been a two wheeler but need to find something to ride that I cant use my leg and ankle, if I take my foot off the pegs and try to pivot, it just kills me, so I thought that I can still ride and have fun with a quad, a bit different but still a tons of fun.
It sure is funny watching me try to rev up the quad forgetting about the thumb throttle, HA! There are a few indifference's that I hope to learn about, body english and stuff, but all in all, I think I did well considering I have never road one before, looks like I will replacing the KX for a KFX soon!
BTW, any tricks to riding whoops at speed?
#2
Pretty much the same as a bike...keep the front end light and stay on the gas! Most of the body positions are the same except for leaning into the turns or corners on a quad to prevent bicycling. The positions are more exagerated on quads due to the extra weight and added wheels. It takes way more body correction in the air to set up for landings than on a bike.
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