"Hold my beer and watch this"........lol

 

Put my beer down and help get this thing out!!!

 

All those people, and not one helmet or set of goggles in the bunch, tsk, tsk !!!!

 

It seems to me that flipping a quad over like that would be a warning sign for everyone to put on their helmets. The next time it happens somebody could get their head pinned down. It's happened before. Oh well, it's not me getting a cracked melon.

 

No offense, but if you get your head pinned down in there, I think drowning would be my biggest concern!!

 

Honestly I think he still would have been more worried about his beer spilling...

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Turfguy

No offense, but if you get your head pinned down in there, I think drowning would be my biggest concern!!</end quote></div>

Drowning is more likely when you're knocked unconcious. Even with a helmet I was disoriented and seeing double after a rollover. If I wasn't wearing a helmet I think I would have beeen knocked out.

 

I guess I am totally missing what an atv is for. Taking a machine that costs as much as these do and purposely try to make it swallow and poop mud is beyond my comprehension.

 

I agree, a little mud and water is fun. As is gets a couple inches over the foot pegs I start to get out. Get a boat if you want to go in water.

Plus, getting them clean takes forever. I will take an 80mile trail ride over some mud holes any day.

The only reason I am in the process of buying some Mudlites is because of were I hunt. I hunt a swamp with a real sloppy muck trail to get back there in the fall. Its not deep (6-8inches), but very slick. Stockers take much more engine/wheel speed. That in turn makes more noise. Like being able to slowly pull myself through. Plus they work real well in deep snow.

 

Its to each their own... some ppl prefer a few mud holes to the 80 mile trail ride, while others prefer the trail..

I myself would get terribly bored on an 80mile trail ride if there was not any mud holes to play in along the way.