Mickey....If I remember I will tape it tonight and if nobody closer to you has a copy for you I will Fedex one down to you for the cost of the tape.

-Josh

 

Thanks Josh. If you need my FedEx ID number, you can e-mail me at mdunlap@bedford.net. This would be sent to Four Stroke Tech, 460 Hogback Road, Hyndman, PA 15545.

 

Mickey this isnt about the tape but how does the 660 turn those mudzilas?

 

MickeyDunlap, what size are the mud bugs? Also what is the actual width of the front tires you have for sale?

 

ok who won, and did they test the dirt devils.

 

Well, I guess we will have to wait and see! The test is on 10 tires, they showed 5 tonight and they will finish on the next show. I think the tire company that sponsers the atvmag the most will win {just my feeling [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]my pics

 

Yea, they have 5 left, they so far showed the swamp pro's, dirt devil's, titan 589's, Vampires, and Outlaws.

 

did they say how the dirt devils did

 

Nuts...I forgot to record it last night. Does it come on again?

-Josh

 

I caught the majority of the first episode on Monday at 4:00pm (they changed the air times for this show).

First and foremost, ATV Television is only on The Outdoor Channel (not to be confused with Outdoor Life Network). The Outdoor Channel is only offered nationwide by Dish Network. It is offered locally by some cable companies. Dish Network is trying to buy out Direct TV, so it may be offered to Direct TV subscribers in the future.

I have been watching ATV Television for about a year and frankly, the show is not all that great. The majority of the show is spent listening to the host, Doug Meyer, talk about his opinions of the machines and his personal preferences. Doug is truely a big Honda fan, but will kiss up to whoever's new machine intro his is at. Occasionally, there is a good show, but they are few and far between. One positve note, if you miss a show, it will air three times during that same week and will surely be repeated several more times during the year.

As for the tire test, it consisted of Doug reading out of the magazine and them flashing between him reading and footage of the tires mounted on an older grizzly 600. I would go buy the magazine and read the article yourself and skip watching the show.

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