Hey! I have a utility quad. Then again, I use it as a . . . .utility quad. 2003 model with 700 miles on it. lmao It hasn't done any trail riding.
Power Line Park,, anyone going???
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Hey! I have a utility quad. Then again, I use it as a . . . .utility quad. 2003 model with 700 miles on it. lmao It hasn't done any trail riding.
Braaaaaaaap! You know it baby! I can hold my own. . . .Even when disadvantaged by only having 2 wheels.
SO I like to go watch drunk people on Quads play in the mud .. whats wrong with that?
I've been to PowerLine park twice. The trails for the most part are fairly mild, but there are bad sections and plenty of mud. Biggest issue there is the drinking and people not following the rules. My suggestion is don't ride like a crazy person and watch out for others and you will be fine.
Watching the dudes in the video made me realize how much different growing up in the hills can make you on a quad. A weekly event for me is standing on the seat while I cross a deep creek and then laying on the front left side of the rack all the way up the hill to check cams to keep at least 2 tires on the ground rather than 1.
Not all flat landers are chumps. Take me to SE Kentucky (easily bigger hills than SE Ohio) and it is like throwing a rabbit in a briar patch. I'm right at home on two wheels. I'll admit, when it comes to four wheels I have more restraint (or hesitation) though.
Ya after I rolled the raptor down a couple big hills almost killing myself in the process I kinda shied away from the big ones from there on out lol
Yup. On a dirt bike it is easier to lay her on her side and bulldog it back down the hill. I don't have those sized cahones on a quad.
