Lay off the which is faster posts!!
Mar 17, 2004 | 12:28 AM
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Lay off the which is faster posts!!
Bottom line, if you don't like it, don't read it.
Hey, this forum is dominated by sport quads. I rarely ever read them. Don't have a sport, probably never will. But it doesn't stop me from coming here. And its good for the forum as long as it doesn't turn into pure hatred. I have to wade through a million raptor posts to find anything on a Grizz or Kodiak, but if it wasn't for the popularity of the Raptor, the Yamaha forum would still be in the Dark ages. Right now, Yamaha forum dominates with like 35,000 topics to Honda's 23,000. I can remember in the days of the Sportsman 500 when the Polaris forum led with 12,000 topics, Honda next with about 8,000 and Yamaha probably had like 5,000.
Plus, it does give other people some ideas and stuff to go on, especially when they can see first hand what different mods can do on a quad that they have. Gives you something to research on if nothing else. And for those guys that dropped a lot of cash to build up their ride, it does give them a chance to brag a little.
But as we all know, the belligerant ones generally get put in their place if they get on folks nerves too often. So I say just let it slide.
Hey, this forum is dominated by sport quads. I rarely ever read them. Don't have a sport, probably never will. But it doesn't stop me from coming here. And its good for the forum as long as it doesn't turn into pure hatred. I have to wade through a million raptor posts to find anything on a Grizz or Kodiak, but if it wasn't for the popularity of the Raptor, the Yamaha forum would still be in the Dark ages. Right now, Yamaha forum dominates with like 35,000 topics to Honda's 23,000. I can remember in the days of the Sportsman 500 when the Polaris forum led with 12,000 topics, Honda next with about 8,000 and Yamaha probably had like 5,000.
Plus, it does give other people some ideas and stuff to go on, especially when they can see first hand what different mods can do on a quad that they have. Gives you something to research on if nothing else. And for those guys that dropped a lot of cash to build up their ride, it does give them a chance to brag a little.
But as we all know, the belligerant ones generally get put in their place if they get on folks nerves too often. So I say just let it slide.
Mar 17, 2004 | 12:46 AM
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Lay off the which is faster posts!!
Originally posted by: Andy Bassham
Bottom line, if you don't like it, don't read it.
But as we all know, the belligerant ones generally get put in their place if they get on folks nerves too often. So I say just let it slide.
Bottom line, if you don't like it, don't read it.
But as we all know, the belligerant ones generally get put in their place if they get on folks nerves too often. So I say just let it slide.
Thank you Andy Bassham
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Mar 17, 2004 | 12:48 AM
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Lay off the which is faster posts!!
The ones that post this question will never know for themselves anyways.......Those that dont need to ask do it the right way. Buy one and try it out. Dont like it, sell it and try another. Too many wannabees on here sometime. Maybe we should have a zapper for them and post them to their own forum...lol[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
Mar 17, 2004 | 05:58 AM
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Lay off the which is faster posts!!
It does get old reading a replying to the same old stuff all the time, however, if you think about it 99% of the post can be answered by using the search button. If that was the case we wouldn't have anything to do. I was there once, asking all the newbie questions, just like everybody else. Its just a big circle, information passed down from people. As you acquire more detailed info you pass your less specific info off to the more new folks on the board. If I wouldn't have learned what I have from this forum and its people I wouldn't be able to tell newbie-new-newb that sputterning while wheeling is probably a bad float level.
I couldn't imagine who you'd be referring too.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Most but not all adults turn into kids when they get on there quads