high octane junkie

henderson, nevada

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eton 50.
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wolverine350rider

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high octane junkie wrote: eton 50.
Heh, Classic.
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twin turbo pervert

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high octane junkie wrote: eton 50.
isn't that a hybrid car?

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THEMAN

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I'd have to agree with the IRS Outlaw or the Z400. The Z400's downfall is ground clearance. Other than that, great trail machine.
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YOURADHERE

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Every sport quads downfall is ground clearance Just kidding, those IRS machines do have a nice bit of clearance.
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THEMAN

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YOURADHERE wrote: Every sport quads downfall is ground clearance
Tis true! And, yes, IRS is quickly changing that. My Scrammy could use some more gc, that's for sure.
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suzukirider

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I don't know why everyone is so concerned about ground clearance. I ride my quads every single day of the year and everyday it's trail riding and I jump logs, go over rocks, ruts, everything, and I go just fine. My z was raced through GNCC races it's whole life until I got it and it was probly about an inch from the ground lol. IRS is simply not needed unless you're riding in a pile of rocks. Which I also rode my z250 through. Just sayin
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THEMAN

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obviously the rocks and ruts you are going over are not very large or deep... Nor are you getting into deep mud.
Low ground clearance = high centered that's why everyone is so concerned with gc.
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yamaha_rider

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Can I give my quad a more ground clearance?
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THEMAN

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bigger tires. Then you sacrifice handling, power, and raise the gear ratio.
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