A day on the quads Greening

Jono Garton · 13 December 2009, 16:54

Cant really call it green laning cus not many lanes involved...

Jono Garton · 13 December 2009, 16:56

and..

nugent · 13 December 2009, 17:26

now that used to be my perfect idea of a weekends fun,

as you can see expensive if it goes wrong

Jono Garton · 13 December 2009, 18:11

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Originally Posted by nugent

now that used to be my perfect idea of a weekends fun,

Well we have to have somthing to do on Sundays as we cant Shoot on Sundays in Wales

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Originally Posted by nugent

as you can see expensive if it goes wrong

Honda 2 year Warranty

nugent · 13 December 2009, 19:12

[QUOTE=Jono Garton;330563] Well we have to have somthing to do on Sundays as we cant Shoot on Sundays in Wales

you know me and shooting

Jono Garton · 13 December 2009, 19:26

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Originally Posted by nugent

you know me and shooting

Get down here, only shooting 5 days this week

Friday and Sunday off

nugent · 13 December 2009, 19:35

some people have to work for a living

would love to over xmas, got some nice tools

fred bolton · 13 December 2009, 20:01

You shouldn't be fa**nying aaround shooting and quading get that bloody delta on the water

Jono Garton · 13 December 2009, 20:03

nice

Jono Garton · 13 December 2009, 20:07

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Originally Posted by fred bolton

You shouldn't be fa**nying aaround shooting and quading get that bloody delta on the water

The Staff are working on it, I have the major in the work shop as well

ScotSeats · 14 December 2009, 11:02

Quads are another great way to have some fun in the out doors i used to race them, but also enjoyed messing around on farm quads. Abit of advice though jono no matter what you are doing on a quad i advise wearing a helmet, better safe than sorry and i know alot of people who have been the sorry ones.

nugent · 14 December 2009, 17:04

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Originally Posted by ScotSeats

Quads are another great way to have some fun in the out doors i used to race them, but also enjoyed messing around on farm quads. Abit of advice though jono no matter what you are doing on a quad i advise wearing a helmet, better safe than sorry and i know alot of people who have been the sorry ones.

did ah mention am fae irvine,,,

spent 5 years in the thick of it racing that was, started to late in life the fat took over

my last steed in race trim, and before selling i added it on the road, funny how you get noticed a lot

ScotSeats · 14 December 2009, 17:22

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Originally Posted by nugent

did ah mention am fae irvine,,,

spent 5 years in the thick of it racing that was, started to late in life the fat took over

my last steed in race trim, and before selling i added it on the road, funny how you get noticed a lot

Just down the road from me then im fae Fenwick.

When were you racing i started in 1999 and raced until 2003 then moved onto racing cars then did abit again in 2007.

Iv always thought about putting my supermoto quad on the road but thought it would have been easy to lose my licence!!

nugent · 14 December 2009, 18:58

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Originally Posted by ScotSeats

Just down the road from me then im fae Fenwick.

When were you racing i started in 1999 and raced until 2003 then moved onto racing cars then did abit again in 2007.

Iv always thought about putting my supermoto quad on the road but thought it would have been easy to lose my licence!!

2000 - 2005 enduro mainly. and a lot of green laning fun,,
shall be in Irvine 4 new year, snob of a brother lives in the gotteries right on Irvine harbour

Annual Mooring Fee £14.70 per foot

and he does not like the sea

Alan · 16 December 2009, 00:30

Quadding (wearing a helmet, naturally) is what I do now instead of Ribbing. Here in Newfoundland we have access of 100's of km's of trails, woods roads and countryside. It's a very large amount of fun! (only to be excelled by snowmobiling but thats another story.) Here's some pics of this summers big trip.

and a couple of snowmobiling ones whilst I'm about it.....

nugent · 16 December 2009, 07:01

now that snow looks fun

Cookee · 16 December 2009, 08:22

Is the artic cat the same thing with a track conversion? Does it keep up with the skidoos?

Alan · 16 December 2009, 13:08

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Is the artic cat the same thing with a track conversion? Does it keep up with the skidoos?

Cookee, yeah its a 750 Arctic Cat quad with a track conversion kit. Basically you replace the wheels with track assemblies. I'm told it takes an hour or so to switch over. It is not as fast as a skidoo on a straight run say across a frozen lake but keeps up fine in the back-country stuff we do. It is a bit colder than riding a skidoo as you sit higher up and with less weather protection!

ScotSeats · 16 December 2009, 23:19

Alan, very jealous wish we had as much land as that to access for quading over here!!

matt h · 17 December 2009, 09:07

Alan, what a awesome playground!! stunning scenery, i had a Yam 660 Grizzly in red with winch etc, it was a fantastic off roader, then i went to military stuff and it got really outa hand!!