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Quad Biking

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#11

They are still great fun though - they go alot more places than a trailbike would

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#12

I disagree big buddy.... :crybaby:

Show me somewhere a quad can get I cannot (apart from probably really soft sand) and I will give it a shot anyway! :spoton:

#13

quads are big bulky boring heaps of sh*t...

#14
I disagree big buddy.... :laughing:

Show me somewhere a quad can get I cannot (apart from probably really soft sand) and I will give it a shot anyway! :spoton:

Sand like you said, mud, creeks (with that water stuff in them), rocky terrain, over logs etc. But then it depends on how crazy you are on the trailbike.....and knowing you that'd be pretty f*cking crazy :laughing:

#15

Sorry mate a dirt bike will go more places than a quad. Especially if it is a work bike and you have RAEME support.

Scotty

#16
Sorry mate a dirt bike will go more places than a quad. Especially if it is a work bike and you have RAEME support.

Scotty

Wanna race????

#17
I disagree big buddy.... :laughing:

Show me somewhere a quad can get I cannot (apart from probably really soft sand) and I will give it a shot anyway! :spoton:

Sand like you said, mud, creeks (with that water stuff in them), rocky terrain, over logs etc. But then it depends on how crazy you are on the trailbike.....and knowing you that'd be pretty f*cking crazy :laughing:

:spoton:

We use 'em for access in the scrub during the wet, the quad will go over black soil plains under 2 inches of water that trail bikes just bog and slip in. AWD and big fat Tyers.

#18

Faark yeah, come out to base, we will cut loose out the back.

Scotty

I can lend you some cams.

#19
Sorry mate a dirt bike will go more places than a quad. Especially if it is a work bike and you have RAEME support.

Scotty

Oh just go and play with your boyfriend would you!

#20
I disagree big buddy.... :laughing:

Show me somewhere a quad can get I cannot (apart from probably really soft sand) and I will give it a shot anyway! :spoton:

Sand like you said, mud, creeks (with that water stuff in them), rocky terrain, over logs etc. But then it depends on how crazy you are on the trailbike.....and knowing you that'd be pretty f*cking crazy :laughing:

:spoton:

We use 'em for access in the scrub during the wet, the quad will go over black soil plains under 2 inches of water that trail bikes just bog and slip in. AWD and big fat Tyers.

in strong southern accent say

"we youst to use em, to chase dem dere pesky gators on da faaarrrm"

never let you ability or machine, stand in the way of your dreams though? just ask the parents of the guy that jumped the 100ft jump at black duck on his quad, they no longer have a son.

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