DIRT BIKES
Sep 29, 2004 | 01:34 PM
#11
This chick Rocks!
A Bad Word For A Good Thing.
A Bad Word For A Good Thing.
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From: California
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get a job, save your money, and buy your own. you'll appreciate it more and you'll make your dad see your responsible. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Sep 29, 2004 | 03:21 PM
#12
Shed Knocker Rider
Harley Punk!
Harley Punk!
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I love both and am planning on geting another 250 soon. But USUALLY u take more spills on a bike, but they are not to bad, but when u have a wreck on a quad the injuries are worse do to they way u will get throwed and it coming back on top of you.
Sep 29, 2004 | 07:00 PM
#14
Pro Rider
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I truly enjoy riding and racing both ! Each has their strong points and negatives depending on what you are doing.
In either case - "Dont ride faster than your angel can fly ".......
Safety is entirely up to YOU and not any perticular type of machine. I know guys and gals that can tricycles dangerous !
In either case - "Dont ride faster than your angel can fly ".......
Safety is entirely up to YOU and not any perticular type of machine. I know guys and gals that can tricycles dangerous !
Sep 29, 2004 | 07:10 PM
#15
Range Rover
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i love my raptor but when i had my dirtbike for about 7 months (before it was stolen) the raptor sat in the shed and collected dust.
but since all my bikes got stolen and i only got the blaster (just sold it) and raptor back im back to the quad thing
both are extremely fun but two totally different beasts
but since all my bikes got stolen and i only got the blaster (just sold it) and raptor back im back to the quad thing
both are extremely fun but two totally different beasts
Sep 30, 2004 | 01:09 AM
#18
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Originally posted by: Flynbryan
No you've opened the biggest can of worms on this forum....... Second only to "which is better? Honda or Yamaha?"
Originally posted by: 7QuadSport7
Hi my names paul and i was wondering if yall could tell me what you think is better DIRT BIKES or QUADS also i wanted a dirt bike and my dad says that he wouldnt be a good father if he let me have a dirt bike because i WILL get hurt on a dirt bike but yet ive been ridin quads for 7 years
Someone please explain this to me and give any suggestions on how to get a dirt bike that would be great Thanks,Paul
Hi my names paul and i was wondering if yall could tell me what you think is better DIRT BIKES or QUADS also i wanted a dirt bike and my dad says that he wouldnt be a good father if he let me have a dirt bike because i WILL get hurt on a dirt bike but yet ive been ridin quads for 7 years
Someone please explain this to me and give any suggestions on how to get a dirt bike that would be great Thanks,Paul
Sep 30, 2004 | 11:47 AM
#19
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Originally posted by: Jibrille
hah, thats easy Yamaha [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: Flynbryan
No you've opened the biggest can of worms on this forum....... Second only to "which is better? Honda or Yamaha?"
Originally posted by: 7QuadSport7
Hi my names paul and i was wondering if yall could tell me what you think is better DIRT BIKES or QUADS also i wanted a dirt bike and my dad says that he wouldnt be a good father if he let me have a dirt bike because i WILL get hurt on a dirt bike but yet ive been ridin quads for 7 years
Someone please explain this to me and give any suggestions on how to get a dirt bike that would be great Thanks,Paul
Hi my names paul and i was wondering if yall could tell me what you think is better DIRT BIKES or QUADS also i wanted a dirt bike and my dad says that he wouldnt be a good father if he let me have a dirt bike because i WILL get hurt on a dirt bike but yet ive been ridin quads for 7 years
Someone please explain this to me and give any suggestions on how to get a dirt bike that would be great Thanks,Paul
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Sep 30, 2004 | 11:56 AM
#20
Pro Rider
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From: CT/NJ
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Originally posted by: Tekky
lol...i never have troubles riding my db on the slickest of mud..key is not to fight it, clamp the knee's on the gastank, and let the arms move freely, works for me, sometimes might need the occasional foot on the ground, but once you get outta 1st gear, into 2nd, its even easier, last thing you wanna do is fight the bike, worst thing to do is tense up the arms, keep em loose and you have no problems.
Originally posted by: 2FAST4URASS
quads are much better especially when its nice and muddy out side nothing worse than fighting a dirt bike all day just to keep it rubber side down [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
quads are much better especially when its nice and muddy out side nothing worse than fighting a dirt bike all day just to keep it rubber side down [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
