Eltobgi
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Lmfaooh come on you can't ride a dirt bike either
Lmfaooh come on you can't ride a dirt bike either
Between you me Joe and Joey we’ve sucked up a pickup box full of parts! Roll on.Well, I’ve torn up s*** in about every combination anyone is running. From stock to built. For the most part I’m expecting it in most cases.. I don’t care if it’s stock or built. If you push it hard enough long enough... you’re going to break s***. That’s just part of the hobby. If I was scared of breaking s*** or working on it, then I wouldn’t ride as hard and would take go arounds. But I like the rush... and yes the more seat time can diminish the skinny peddle syndrome but sometimes s*** just happens. The biggest thing I’ve seen and experienced with minimizing breakage, is weight. The more weight you haul the more likely you are to break s***. If you haven’t broken s*** and you ride hard.... just give it time! We’re riding a f***ing school bus like a dirt bike... it’s gunna happen. Y’all are retarded if you think it’s more skill vs luck that’s saving you from swapping parts!
Lol.........you guys need to all just buy a 2ND machine as a backup.Between you me Joe and Joey we’ve sucked up a pickup box full of parts! Roll on.
We’re riding a f***ing school bus like a dirt bike... it’s gunna happen.
Honestly other then tie rod (the provided steering rack fuse) they hold up extremely well in stock form to what we do with them in my opinion. When you’re pushing 3000 pounds including payload in something roughly the size of a smaller Popo that’s saying something.I’m going to go out on a limb and say I agree with @JTW .
Thease things are seriously big (and heavy) compar d to the old FL350 and FL400 Pilot and Odyssey. And that take a few more payments to own.
That’s why I bought the dirtbike!Lol.........you guys need to all just buy a 2ND machine as a backup.
Says the guy without a dirt bike..oh come on you can't ride a dirt bike either
Lol..don’t worry. Our big asses will have that limb sagging close to the ground!I’m going to go out on a limb and say I agree with @JTW .
Thease things are seriously big (and heavy) compar d to the old FL350 and FL400 Pilot and Odyssey. And that take a few more payments to own.
Says the guy without a dirt bike..
I’m like a cat! Both times I’ve done multiple rolls either barrel or endo I’ve landed on the wheels.I had ridden on 2 wheels for right at 30years until I sold my my last two motorcycles in 2015.
You stay on two wheels in a 4wheeled vehicle, if you could keep the rubber side down you might not break as much, for some reason you think it IS a dirt bike.
Suuuure.... ya did! Ole Wes Armstrong on his Huffy!I had ridden on 2 wheels for right at 30years until I sold my my last two motorcycles in 2015.
You stay on two wheels in a 4wheeled vehicle, if you could keep the rubber side down you might not break as much, for some reason you think it IS a dirt bike.
Oh you’re a f***ing p#ssy alright!I’m like a cat! Both times I’ve done multiple rolls either barrel or endorse I’ve landed on the wheels.
Pulling a smitty here....Suuuure.... ya did! Ole Wes Armstrong on his Huffy!
As I sit here contemplating your number of wheels on the ground statement... I find myself shaking my head in disagreement. 3 axles, 2 tie rods, 2 a arms and a drive shaft later... it’s when all 4 wheels hit the ground that seems to be my issue. All my problems stem from too much traction all at one time.
.....As I sit here contemplating your number of wheels on the ground statement... I find myself shaking my head in disagreement. 3 axles, 2 tie rods, 2 a arms and a drive shaft later... it’s when all 4 wheels hit the ground that seems to be my issue. All my problems stem from too much traction all at one time.
Well that’s kind of hard to do when you’re brrrraaaaaapping thru the woods mr Highway man!.....KEEP them on the ground......
Maybe you need an LE to lessen some front grip lol. Wouldn’t help that drive shaft or rear axles thoughSuuuure.... ya did! Ole Wes Armstrong on his Huffy!
As I sit here contemplating your number of wheels on the ground statement... I find myself shaking my head in disagreement. 3 axles, 2 tie rods, 2 a arms and a drive shaft later... it’s when all 4 wheels hit the ground that seems to be my issue. All my problems stem from too much traction all at one time.
Yeah.. I wouldn’t break s*** if I bought an LE... apparently it stands for Lesser Excursions because everyone I know that’s bought one won’t do s*** anymore! @Tramguage1 @Cuoutdoors @JACKALMaybe you need an LE to lessen some front grip lol. Wouldn’t help that drive shaft or rear axles though