What advice do all you seasoned veterans want to offer a newbie? Such as what not to do, what you MUST have, safety advice, anything...I need all the help I can get! Thanks!

 

Welcome aboard Carver, You may want to go to your profile page and put what atv you have were it says signiture. That way people can give you good advice on the product you have..Just my opinion. You will find out anything you want on this forum. Great group of people..

 

Welcome my advice is to keep rubber down and not to the ski.. Oh and always where a helmet in case you don't listen to the first one. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Hey where is Carver, MN. I'm from Eagan. What kind of riding are you looking at doing?

Advice........Don't get too hurt......Don't hurt your quad........Wear as much gear as you can afford......Ask as many dumb questions as you want..........Get MX boots if you ride hard.......Learn to fix your own quads.....Don't try to use a hair dryer as a turbo.......Don't let your brother in law ride your fav. quad......Don't look at you own roost(you look very cheesy doing so)...and most of all have fun!!!!

If you don't believe me on going with the robo cop look, just go ahead and look at the DNR site for ATV fatalities.....there is a whole list of ways to die, that I don't recomend. Nobody ever died from too much protection. Companies have made a whole bunch of really cool looking gear for us to wear...........it may even save your life. I also like the way the pants make my butt look[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

good advice!

Welcome Carver, I'm sure you'll find most of the info you'll ever need here and if you dont...dont be affraid to ask.

 

lmao!!! that was a great thread...

 

87 Race, Carver is on the west side of the cities (Chaska, Shakopee area). I am just looking to get out and do some trail riding (sold the real horse, wanted more "horse power") at this point. I can see me getting a little more brazen, the more comfortable I get!