Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2004 4:23 pm
03 foreman s 27 inch titan 589's. almost unstoppable.
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Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 11:13 am
04 Rhino with 28" vampires
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 11:19 am
'96 timberwolf 2 wheel drive, factory tires you can't kill this thing 
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 1:59 pm
hillhunter, I put bigger, more aggressive tires on my bike to keep from spinning so much. I can go the same places I went before with less spinning (therefore less mud-slinging) with my more aggressive tires. Plus, my others were wore down and it only cost me $30 more to put on aftermarket tires. The taller tires help out in ruts and keep the bike from grounding out in deeper mud.
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 2:17 pm
Rebelyelp, my cousin has one just like yours, only his doesn't have any brakes! That little booger will go for a 2wd! It's so dang light you can pick it up and sit it out of a mudhole if you need to! He gives his heck.
Funniest thing was last time we went riding in the bottom after a flood and I told him one spot was too deep....he went around some brush where I couldn't see him anymore, then he turned around and was coming back toward me; he had his head leaned over the headlights and the front tires were trying to float! He'd hit a limb and the front end came up and he couldn't get it to go back down without slowing down (which he didn't need to do!). Keep in mind, we were wearing waders and the water was about up to his booty! I didn't take mine out that far b/c I didn't want to drown it. He'll take his anywhere I'll take mine and more. Sometimes I follow HIM! Mine may get there easier, but he'll still get his there too!
I wish I had a pic of him doing that!
It's one of those "you'd have to have been there" things.
Funniest thing was last time we went riding in the bottom after a flood and I told him one spot was too deep....he went around some brush where I couldn't see him anymore, then he turned around and was coming back toward me; he had his head leaned over the headlights and the front tires were trying to float! He'd hit a limb and the front end came up and he couldn't get it to go back down without slowing down (which he didn't need to do!). Keep in mind, we were wearing waders and the water was about up to his booty! I didn't take mine out that far b/c I didn't want to drown it. He'll take his anywhere I'll take mine and more. Sometimes I follow HIM!
Mine may get there easier, but he'll still get his there too!
I wish I had a pic of him doing that!
It's one of those "you'd have to have been there" things.
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 2:59 pm
dan,
how true that is, people used to bet me i couldn't go through something, not anymore.... i made it about halfway across the lake, sank it, pulled it out, pulled the seat and cover off the carberuator, drained the water and fired her up I just got done replacing my brakes because of rolling down a hill (the 4 wheeler did, i jumped off) gotta love the ole timberchicken
how true that is, people used to bet me i couldn't go through something, not anymore....
i made it about halfway across the lake, sank it, pulled it out, pulled the seat and cover off the carberuator, drained the water and fired her up I just got done replacing my brakes because of rolling down a hill (the 4 wheeler did, i jumped off) gotta love the ole timberchickenPosted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 3:22 pm
Check out this new Polaris military ATV! This sucker weighs 992lbs DRY! 
You'd be better off with a dang Suzuki Samauri with some bigger tires!
Wouldn't ya hate to roll that thing over on top of ya!
And I thought my Foreman was heavy!
Rebelyelp, you need to get ya one of those!
http://www.atvconnection.com/atvconnect ... _MV700.cfm
You'd be better off with a dang Suzuki Samauri with some bigger tires!
Wouldn't ya hate to roll that thing over on top of ya!
And I thought my Foreman was heavy!
Rebelyelp, you need to get ya one of those!
http://www.atvconnection.com/atvconnect ... _MV700.cfm
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 4:14 pm
i think i'll stick with the one i got for now 