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  • May 25, 2009 at 5:29 am #96461

    Bruce Curtis
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    after a recent spousal mishap, it has been agreed in the big Blue house that Mrs C. is returning to the fold of Motorcycling, her last bike was a ZXR750, but we don’t do that road thing anymore so she wants a cheap Quad. Bike will be for her and the 13 year old daughter to stuff around on at the river and so when we go camping/riding, and she said she sqaw some good looking ones at Moss st in Brisbane Ex-china, any ideas, recommendations or stories to tell.
    All information is good information cause what i know about Quads you could carve on the back on an aspirin with an axe.

    Bruce C

    May 25, 2009 at 6:28 am #136241

    Mick D
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    I do know ,that they say that Quads Kill more people in the US than guns do. Scary stat considering nearly everyone has a gun over there.

    May 25, 2009 at 6:42 am #136257

    glenn
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    guns dont kill people, people kill people:ohmy:
    same goes for quads

    I have a klf 300 and i have a ball belting through the forests on it,, I have come off my dr more time than the quad.
    and trust me I dont poke along on it.

    i agreee there dangerous espesially when dumb arse people ride up steep contour banks with the 200litre spray rig on the back full off chemicals and water and givre the quad a thumb full.

    May 25, 2009 at 6:48 am #136261

    scott bocking
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    Boony wrote:

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    guns dont kill people, people kill people:ohmy:
    same goes for quads

    I have a klf 300 and i have a ball belting through the forests on it,, I have come off my dr more time than the quad.
    and trust me I dont poke along on it.
    i agreee there dangerous espesially when dumb arse people ride up steep contour banks with the 200litre spray rig on the back full off chemicals and water and givre the quad a thumb full.

    The Quad or you DZR?:P

    May 25, 2009 at 7:10 am #136264

    glenn
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    singletrackmind wrote:

    Quote:
    Boony wrote:

    Quote:
    guns dont kill people, people kill people:ohmy:
    same goes for quads

    I have a klf 300 and i have a ball belting through the forests on it,, I have come off my dr more time than the quad.
    and trust me I dont poke along on it.
    i agreee there dangerous espesially when dumb arse people ride up steep contour banks with the 200litre spray rig on the back full off chemicals and water and givre the quad a thumb full.

    The Quad or you DZR?:P[/quot

    bought the DRZ so I could not belt along a break neck speed. The quad is only a workhorse one and is flat at about 90 but try doing that through some of the trails we take them on.

    not good enough to ride the DRZ HARD. i DO JUST POKE ALONG ON IT,

    seen you cousin yesterday and she said to say gday from western plain zoo LOL:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    May 25, 2009 at 12:59 pm #136270

    dennis da menace
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    so your back with your lovely missus blue???

    so……now you can come to louee then, maybe;) ;) ;) ;) ;) :laugh:

    May 25, 2009 at 10:45 pm #136382

    Bruce Curtis
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    menace wrote:

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    so your back with your lovely missus blue???

    so……now you can come to louee then, maybe;) ;) ;) ;) ;) :laugh:

    Yep Menace, a gross error in judgement on my behalf, took the plunge ate some humble pie, had a D&M, a few tears and back on the road of marital bliss, as was for near 25 years beforehand.

    Louee lets see, if I can swing the money and Family into it would be great, we are overdue for a getaway.

    BC

    May 25, 2009 at 10:49 pm #136409

    Fez
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    when is the Louee trip on. what dates.FEZ

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