Last week I found a huge MX track about 2 miles from my dad's house. It's a home made track but it's huge and has everything. I went there just to give my kid some hills and bumps to go over on his 70. I took mine just to ride around and help him but I ended up running mine pretty good. I know it's not made for that kind of stuff (jumping etc.) but it did better than I thought. The only problem is when there were two jumps in a row, sometimes I would hit the other jump with with the front end and almost throw me off whereas the dirt bikes could clear both of them. It was fun regardless. I never knew how much work it was. I'd run a couple of laps and then would have to take a break. Trying to move that big thing around takes some effort. Next time I go, I'll take some pics.

 

mine does alot of the same,i just use more throttle going in and maintain throttle when airborne,the fromt of our bikes are heavy as it is so they tend to nose dive.

 

the only expieriences ive had of a wolverine on a MX was a few years ago when my friend decided to get a little too much air and broke one of his front shocks in half..prolly came down on it wrong i didnt see it just saw the aftermath and heard the story. it is fun though [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]