Jumpin Your ATV
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Jumpin Your ATV
i own a 01 trailblazer 250 and whenever i hit jumps i have the problem of the fron end dropping to fats on me, the jumps are only about 3 foot buts its still hard on my arms, ive even tryed poppin harder on the throttle to get more lift when leaving jump but still dont help, even leaned all the back as far as i can go, anyone how to stop this or somethin i might be doin wrong?
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Jumpin Your ATV
Here's my best advice, get a real sport quad lol
Not trying to rag on ya, but those 250's are ok for this or that. If the fronts are bottoming out when landing, even when landing more on the rear tires then maybe you could replace the front shocks or put in new springs, maybe they're just worn out.
Not trying to rag on ya, but those 250's are ok for this or that. If the fronts are bottoming out when landing, even when landing more on the rear tires then maybe you could replace the front shocks or put in new springs, maybe they're just worn out.
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Jumpin Your ATV
Hello phour20inwi. The Trailblazer is a great jumping quad. I regularly put mine 3-5 feet in the air and flat land it. If you land on the backside of a hill, you can go much higher. To jump it, you should hold the throttle open till after you land. If you let off on the throttle either prior to lift off or in the air, the front end may go down. Any change in throttle causes the quad to rotate around the rear wheels. It is how you can change the attitude of the quad in the air. Similarly, if you find the front too high, let off on the throttle or tap the rear brake to bring it back down.
I hope this helps,
Bryce
I hope this helps,
Bryce
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