[nickpb]

2 stroke 250 any company will do. Used 2 strokes are cheap as hell right now.

[bomberb0y]

If you are a small person and never have road a quad before, I would suggest a LT500 Quadzilla.(PS, I'd suggest when you hop on this bike, to drop the clutch while wide open.) This bike is reliable and isn't to fast for a begginer. As you improve I'd suggest going with a honda trx125, and if you are good enough a 90, those will suit your power needs, but will be one of the least reliable quads on the market.

[Se7en11]

Originally posted by bomberb0y
If you are a small person and never have road a quad before, I would suggest a LT500 Quadzilla.(PS, I'd suggest when you hop on this bike, to drop the clutch while wide open.) This bike is reliable and isn't to fast for a begginer. As you improve I'd suggest going with a honda trx125, and if you are good enough a 90, those will suit your power needs, but will be one of the least reliable quads on the market.

Im sure you're kidding with this post.

Cause if you're not, well.. I wont get into that. You've got to be.

[99RedBalloons]

ATV, I believe you can do so much more on them. Ive been riding ATVs for 11 Years now and i Just got my 660 Raptor. But either way Riding anything in general is pretty sick, hell my friends and i screwed around on a 10 mph little go kart, got it to go about 25, then ran it into a tree (that was my fault).