zigafoose
west virginia
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blasterfan84 wrote:comrad wrote:cchagros wrote:Okay...I'm gonna tell you right now Comrad. DO NOT TRY TO JUMP THAT MOFOCKA!
Those things are built like bricks, and land like a ton of bricks.
Haha, now that you mention, I'm gonna set the record for the furthest jump on a Suzuki Kingquad 300 
headline 2 months from now.
Comrad killed in attempt to set new world KQ jumping record of 5 feet
More like the headline reads.........
Man DROWNS In Pool While Making Record Jump Attempt
Water in the airbox LOL with commy at the helm it will be chlorinated
Nice buy Commy.,,If anyone can put it to the durability test I think
they found the right man for the job
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NH_KINGQUAD
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pwillie wrote:Comrad, I have owned 2 King Quad 300's and Believe it to be the best 4x4 ever built as of now. It has 15 forward speeds,and three reverse.I put a big set of super swampers on it,and went werever I wanted to.The pres. of our hunting camp has had one for 14 yrs(one of the first built) and run the oil out of it,and still couldn't kill it! The U.S. Navy used them on shore patrol duty as well.I wish that Suzuki had built a 700 like it in stead of the cvc tranny.Suzyki prods are hard to beat. The Suzuki Samarai is an awesome fourwheeler as well.
Amen!
I also agree about the Samurai. I had one of those too.
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pwillie
alabama
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I also have hauled out of the woods,two large people(Combined weight)480lbs,and two deer that weighed 345 lbs,total weight of 825 lbs!!Amazing what that little machine would do.Pulled a full size two wheel drive p/u out of a corn field that was wet.The storys go on and on....
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