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ETMOTOPARK · 01-08-2008, 10:07 AM

THis weekend Jan11-13th in Phoenix

Yamaha Rhino Accessories, Yamaha Rhino Performance, Arctic Cat Prowler, Polaris Ranger, Custom Yamaha Rhino @ DragonFireRacing.com

et MOTOPARK : ARIZONA

UTV-Quads-Trophy Karts

30,000.00 Pro purse

Lair · 01-08-2008, 10:15 AM

Quads?

I'd rather read the phone book.

50-50 · 01-08-2008, 10:15 AM

You west coast guys have it so good! All those spots to ride and tons of tracks and fun races. We don't have **** here! I'd love to come out to watch. Rhinos are too damn big and expensive for my taste, but I'd love one if I had a place to ride it. But I'd rather just have a quad anyway. I don't even ride mine anymore, though!

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Originally Posted by Lair

Quads?

I'd rather read the phone book.

Oh so you're one of those guys. Haters will be haters and fools will be fools. I don't get people like you who have that attitude. If it has wheels and an engine I love it. Quads are plain fun and if you ask pros that have raced both quads and bikes they say quads are harder to ride fast.

Lair · 01-08-2008, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by 50-50

if you ask pros that have raced both quads and bikes they say quads are harder to ride fast.

No doubt. It's like riding a couch with wheels on it. Most quad riders have a certain mentality that makes everyone involved in dirt sports look like tools. Things may be different in your world, but around here they're generally toothless rednecks who trash tracks & riding areas with their 500 pound tractors. No helmets, no boots, and no common sense.

Not all quad riders fall into that category. Some of them are decent people who just took a wrong turn in life.

mdkuder · 01-08-2008, 11:07 AM

Almost non-existent here in OK.

RcWannabe · 01-08-2008, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Lair

No doubt. It's like riding a couch with wheels on it. Most quad riders have a certain mentality that makes everyone involved in dirt sports look like tools. Things may be different in your world, but around here they're generally toothless rednecks who trash tracks & riding areas with their 500 pound tractors. No helmets, no boots, and no common sense.

Not all quad riders fall into that category. Some of them are decent people who just took a wrong turn in life.

I agree 100% but there are some decent and respectul quad rassers out there and you cant lump them all in with the mud boggin rednecks on utility quads.

jedsled · 01-08-2008, 12:17 PM

i ride a race quad and have as much fun on it as i have on pitbikes and as much as i did on big bikes. but i also ride a sportbike. pretty much anything that has wheels and is fast is cool in my book... and i do have all my teef- i mean teeth. hahaha.

50-50 · 01-08-2008, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Lair

No doubt. It's like riding a couch with wheels on it. Most quad riders have a certain mentality that makes everyone involved in dirt sports look like tools. Things may be different in your world, but around here they're generally toothless rednecks who trash tracks & riding areas with their 500 pound tractors. No helmets, no boots, and no common sense.

Not all quad riders fall into that category. Some of them are decent people who just took a wrong turn in life.

I agree that some quad riders are disrespectful *******s, but the same can, and has, been said about motorcyclists forever. In reality it's quads AND bikes vs the naysayers and the government. Look at all the riding areas closing and all the laws that have cracked down on these toys. The fighting amongst ourselves just doesn't make sense nor does it do any good.

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ETMOTOPARK PM Newbie Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1	Looking for something different THis weekend Jan11-13th in Phoenix Yamaha Rhino Accessories, Yamaha Rhino Performance, Arctic Cat Prowler, Polaris Ranger, Custom Yamaha Rhino @ DragonFireRacing.com et MOTOPARK : ARIZONA UTV-Quads-Trophy Karts 30,000.00 Pro purse

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Lair 2nd Gear Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Birmingham, AL (Not a native.) Posts: 400	Re: Looking for something different Quads? I'd rather read the phone book.

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mdkuder 3rd Gear Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Infidel States of America, specifically Pryor, OK Posts: 1,651	Re: Looking for something different Almost non-existent here in OK.

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jedsled 3rd Gear Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: wisconsin Posts: 1,265	Re: Looking for something different i ride a race quad and have as much fun on it as i have on pitbikes and as much as i did on big bikes. but i also ride a sportbike. pretty much anything that has wheels and is fast is cool in my book... and i do have all my teef- i mean teeth. hahaha.

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