haha!

that'd be quite a ride, not to mention very entertaining to see[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Dont use your femur(leg) to stop the rolling of the quad(black from the hip down).....ouch...I was a card carrying certified dumba$$ that day...I have since given up my membership to the "D.A." club....well...just dont talk to my wife, she might say different!

 

When you are pushing snow with a 48" blade that is angled to the side, don't go too fast along a chainlink fence, and get too close to the fence. The chains on the rear tires tend get caught in the fence, bringing you to an abrupt halt. This really mangles the fence, and is a pain to get dislodged...

(Notice that I now have a 60" blade.)

 

1) Just because your ATV can make it down into the ravine does not mean it will be able to make it up the other side. Three mile walk to get the buddies.

 

Humans make very poor skid plates. Had a little Bear Traker ride me down the side of a steep hill that I could not make it up.

 

We must know some of the same people.......................LOL

 

dont do donuts on pavement just too show off dont drift on panvement n deffiniitly dont do smoke shows and jumps with a utility it just brakes axles dont go through 4 feet of water without a snorical

 

Don't go over a jump, even a small one, with only one side of the quad.... they tend to fly a little unevenlly, and when they land you tend to get slingshot back into the air... without the atv.

 

When you're thrown from a quad and go flying through the air, do not land on your boot. Especially the heel. Nothing worse than having a boot shoved up your a$$ when it's your own boot, and you're the one that did it. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

Dont stick your finger where you wouldnt put your face...