What Quad is right
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Hey,
I was wondering which quad is best to fit a 6' person. I was lookin to buy a Blaster and have never sat on one before. I don't know if I could sit on it and still be comfortible. Thanx [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
I was wondering which quad is best to fit a 6' person. I was lookin to buy a Blaster and have never sat on one before. I don't know if I could sit on it and still be comfortible. Thanx [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
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It's all personal preference, really. But you're DEFINITELY going to want to ride it around before you buy it.
However, with that said, the Blaster is really pretty small as far as "full-size" ATVs go. A Warrior might be a far better choice, but it's all preference. If you sit on a Blaster, ride it around, and feel comfortable with it, then by all means, get it. But if you feel cramped and still wanna stick with Yamaha, the Warrior is the next logical step, especially for a beginner (plus, the Warrior gives you reverse whereas the Blaster does not).
Good luck in your purchasing!
However, with that said, the Blaster is really pretty small as far as "full-size" ATVs go. A Warrior might be a far better choice, but it's all preference. If you sit on a Blaster, ride it around, and feel comfortable with it, then by all means, get it. But if you feel cramped and still wanna stick with Yamaha, the Warrior is the next logical step, especially for a beginner (plus, the Warrior gives you reverse whereas the Blaster does not).
Good luck in your purchasing!
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