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I ride a TRX450. I just went from 20x10x9 to 20x11x9. I went from stock to Razr2s. I felt no power loss, the only change I felt is my quad hooks up like you wouldn't believe through the turns.

I'm just wondering what made everyone choose the machine they did. For me, the TRX450 was the most comfortable. I'm 6'2", all the other 450's I felt very cramped on. I've been a fan of Honda forever so it was my first choice. However I did sit on all the others and they did not feel right.

Wayne Matlock, El Cajon, Calif./Marc Spaeth, Ramona, Calif./Rick Cecco, Briling Springs, Pa., Honda TRX700XX, 10:10:40 (43.34mph) (Class 25) Javier Robles, Mexicali, Mexico/Adolfo Arellano, Tijuana, Mexico/Cesar Lopez, San Felipe, Honda TRX450R, 10:11:01 (43.32mph) (Class 25) Danny Prather, Ramona, Calif./Mike Cafro, Bonsall, Calif./Chad Prull, Laveen, Ariz./Levi Marana, Hemet, Calif., Honda TRX700XX, 10:19:05 (42.76mph) (Class 25) Francisco Servin/Isaac Castro/Rocky Mereno/Marco Moreno/Edgar Moreno, Chula Vista, Calif., Honda TRX450R, 10:44:26 (41.07mph) (Class 24) Javier Beltran, San Ysidro, Calif./Cristian Rolas, San Ysidro/Santos Perez, Tijuana, Mexico/Juan Sanchez, Chula Vista, Calif./Raul Cano, Tijuana, Mexico, Calif., Honda TRX450R, 10:57:05 (40.28mph) (Class 24 The 1st place guy wins on a brand new 700xx, I just wanted to show all you Raptor fans and Outlaw fans who said there was no way the XX could touch your machine. You're right, it didn't touch them it beat them hands down. Honda did pretty damn good I would say.

Great idea Roody.

I would like to see a company make a big bore sport quad but with different options. Such as if you are a desert racer comes with some good desert terrain tires and a bigger tank. Someone who rides dunes, comes with lots of weight shed and sand tires all around. They could do the gearing different for each, different shock setup as far as stiffness and all that.

We will be riding near Estes Park next weekend. We ride every weekend, so you let us know when you guys are available! Looking forward to it.

That is a great pick Mamma. We all need to do some riding this year.

These are from Rabbit Valley, Co. It is on the Colorado and Utah Border. Mom and Dad There are some technical spots but mostly FAST fun riding.

You are bringing up some painful memories. lol This one is just before I over shot my landing. Hydro planing gone wrong,

WOW, don't wanna know how you got a piece of you in me but... I'm hoping this weekend goes better. I don't know how many more times my body can bounce without breaking.

Welcome, enjoy the site. Any question, feel free to ask.

Thanks? What is "Slug Mind Meld"?

I put the Full Bore body kit on my girl's Rhino. Bright Yellow. This was stock This is the body kit.

You have no idea how well I have it down. I've been having some crappy luck. Last 3 rides over the bars 4 times. I'm hoping it is early season jitters and I didn't forget how to ride.

The green pointy ears really accent your white stringy hair!

I was kind of grossed out at first, like what the hell! Then I read the article and thought Mmmmm. Bread!

That would be pretty funny.

Nice, I usually wait for everyone anywhere there is a fork in the trail or a chance of going the wrong way. I'm always in front so I always find the obstacles for everyone else. So I'll wait and point them out so no one gets hurt.

It doesn't matter if you ride at 10MPH or 100MPH, as long as YOU are having fun. Stay within your abilities. I push myself most of the time, but I do spend some time on my back as well.

It doesn't matter if you ride at 10MPH or 100MPH, as long as YOU are having fun. Stay within your abilities. I push myself most of the time, but I do spend some time on my back as well.

I started riding at age 5. My dad raised me on dirt bikes. I started racing at age 8.(desert racing) I've been on just about every Honda from the 50cc to the 500cc. When I met my girl and we started going out riding EVERY weekend she had just got her Rhino. The places we would go weren't all that fun on a dirt bike. But then again I can ride a bike without even thinking about it. So I started looking at quads because that's all I would see out there. I bought my 1st quad in June of 07, It brought back the fun. No more mindless riding. Having all 4 corners to watch when you're going, sliding around turns. I think it is much more impressive when you see a guy on a sport quad fly through a gnarley rock section than a bike. Takes more skill.(to go fast)

Sorry:frown: It was going back. Good call though.

Some times those bright colors look good. There is not to much of it and it's tucked up in there. I think it will look good, draw some attention.

Nice car, you got a better deal than I did.

Do the springs look different than stock?