The drop off we ride is about as steep as anyone would try with a atv...It is mostly wet red clay ,gravel and leaves..(no big rocks) and trust me this thing walked right down about ten times...also it had rained and snowed a couple days prior..so the ground was very wet...It takes a lot to impress me..(I turned 63 New Years Day and have rode atv's 20 plus years and nothing I have seen yet that is as awesome as this atv)

 

Our ride was only 53 miles, however, the ride was very, very rock. Allot of hills that I questioned going down or up. Again, this thing did it all and is a brute, hopefully my problem is a adjustment.

Too much fun this past weekend, the guide of our trip showed and his brakes were frozen (literally). He drove to a local car wash and sprayed them with hot water until they were working. NOW, that said, I made sure that we drove our ATV's to the drive though and cleaned them off after our ride (power washing are a wonderful thing). I will never wash my ATV again if there is a car wash to leave the mud at.

 

My carwash experiences with my Quads
has been its nice to spray them off, but
next thing you know its $6-7 bucks in
quarters trying to get to every inch of
the thing.

Then when you take it home next day you
look at it you gotta get the garden hose out
again. Odd course I am talking about my
mudd days in which is most of my cases.

R'