da strangla
04-19-2003, 11:49 AM
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Re: da strangla
Originally posted by RichieDubs
quads are bikes with training wheels. pathetically easy.
quads are bikes with training wheels. pathetically easy.
the 400ex is like cheating it balances so good.
04-23-2003, 07:31 PM
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Re: Re: Reply to training wheels
Originally posted by CBOdmi
I respect quad stunters but for u to say its harder on a quad then a bike....Come on now theres not even a comparisson
I respect quad stunters but for u to say its harder on a quad then a bike....Come on now theres not even a comparisson
04-26-2003, 07:40 AM
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I think quads are more physically demanding than motorcycles, (well, at least in my case, where I'm riding a horribly underpowered quad, compared to newer quads. Maybe it's different on something with 400 cc's. I don't know. The raptor didn't last long enough to find out). But Motorcycle stunting requires more balance and precision. If you screw up on a quad, there's an excellent chance you'll save it. If you screw up on a bike, you're probably going down.
That said, expirienced stunters expect more out of a quad rider. They have a more stable platform, and should be able to do different tricks than a bike.
That said, expirienced stunters expect more out of a quad rider. They have a more stable platform, and should be able to do different tricks than a bike.
