Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..........doughnuts.

 

If its not maybe other people are learning from it. Burning donuts will wear your rear tires quicker than normal. Your bearings and the rest of the quad shouldnt experience any additional wear from them though.

I know for a fact that even a 220 will break the rear tires loose with little trouble. My friend was doing them on his ATC90 with the big balloon tires, if it can do a donut damn near anything can.

 

Man, now I want some Krispy Kremes... OOps wrong doughnut! Do what WYorider says...

RoostKing...

 

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I know for a fact that even a 220 will break the rear tires loose with little trouble. My friend was doing them on his ATC90 with the big balloon tires, if it can do a donut damn near anything can. >>



You probably can do that in dirt or sand, but not on grass unless you're doing them in reverse [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img] when you try doing stuff like that when you pin the throttle too much weight is taken off of the single A-arm and it just plows forward instead of turning... If you saw the front end of a 220 you'd know what I mean the tires are like this \/.

 

bayou220, get in some gravel.. that you can turn around in... Just turn your wheels to the left or right, to that side of your quad, and hammer it

 

All What i do is get on Gravel lock the Front brake and turn the wheel. and hold in the throttle. so very easy to do!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

106mphBanshee, will you please look at my post in ATV Racing and on the last page, there is a picture of my tie rods. Could you tell me if I have them on right!! Thanks alot. Leave a reply on that post

 

They Look right to me. the nut is facing down just like mine. Thats how it Should be.

 

My nuts are up though. Up towards the handlebars. That's the only way I could get them in without hitting the tie rod ends