how important is ground clearance
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how important is ground clearance
If you do alot of trail riding, riding in areas where thier are alot of rocks and mud then ground clearance is THE MOST important thing to have. You can have all the power in the world but that wont get you over rocks and trees. I guess you can call my Trailblazer a sport quad and it will go everywhere the 4x4's will go with the exception of really deep mud. It will go through some deep stuff though. I now have a TB330 and it is even better than my 250. I am 6'1 and 225 lbs and it carries me anywhere I want to go.
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how important is ground clearance
well, depends on what type og riding you are going to do
I like my ground clearence for mud....not having to worry about straddling rocks....and not worrying about bottoming out on bad rutted areas
taking sport quads where 4x4 goes has a lot to do with experience, my son-in-law can go on his blaster, almost anywhere i can go
I like my ground clearence for mud....not having to worry about straddling rocks....and not worrying about bottoming out on bad rutted areas
taking sport quads where 4x4 goes has a lot to do with experience, my son-in-law can go on his blaster, almost anywhere i can go
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how important is ground clearance
Originally posted by: IDLE
How important do you think ground clearance is? and how many of you have sports quads that go where 4x4's go.
How important do you think ground clearance is? and how many of you have sports quads that go where 4x4's go.
They seem to take the high speed roots and rocks a lot better.
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