im always up for a good ride// my cabins in Walton, i got 50+ acres and i can ride thosands of acre ( old logging and quarry roads) if your ever gonna be in the area, pm e

 

ok i will

 

hello peeps i hear some one is up for a good ride just set up the time and ill get back to ya

 

take a look at my pics if you want to see a bigbear with tires on it...those are 25 inch...and it could easily pull more through thick mud...last week i went through a stretch of mud about 1-2 foot deep and it was all real muck...i went though in 2nd and it just bogged down maybe the last 10 feet of the pit...it was at least 75 feet long...that could be fixed with a pipe and airfilter

 

Ive had my 05 BB for about 5 weeks now. I can say it has been, so far, a very sure footed creature. I live in the deep south, so I know mud , and it seems to be very good swimmer. I used a tape measure to check my high water/mud line. 35 inches deep and not a sputter.

Mods include full chasis skid plate, swing arm , and a-arm skid plates, 2500 lb. Warn winch, and 26" ITP ATR"s.

So far So good.


Keepemalive and...................................... "GIT-R-DONE"

 

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ok no one take this personaly.. But i am tired of hearing that ou cant get a bb stuck!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img] B/c i have gotten a grizz stuck plenty of times and if it can get stuck with 589 a bb can!! sry bout gripping but back to the reall topic go with the bb not eager b/c 2 reasons... I ride with both and they have same tires and bb does better sry no pics.. And suzukie sucks!! no but i think yamaha builds a much better quad