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I wish gas prices would drop it's limited my ride time. I'm going to have to skip a few meals to afford gas so I can ride. If my quad could run on fat I would be good for years with liposuction bio fat fuel.

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For me and my family its usually the gas to drive the quads to wherever we are going to ride that gets us, Driving to the track which is almost 60 miles round trip is way more gas then our quads and bikes use riding for 2 hours.

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We haven't had to haul our quads to far to ride. It all adds up. My daughters 90 seems to run for ever on a tank of gas. I remember when it cost less to fill up my car than a 5gal. gas can.

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Your right about that!! Nitro for my 1/8 scale 2 stroke rc buggy is around 40.00 a gallon. Thats paying to play and it's not rideable. Now it needs a new engine or piston & sleve. It's only 2hp I can get a new engine now with over 3hp. So go big or go home. I think I'll just leave it on the shelf for now all the rc race tracks that I raced at have closed. So thats about 250.00 in gas if I don't fix the rc buggy

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