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  • gustgd
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2004
    • 1009

    #11
    Good times Fransisco!!
    Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted.
    I spent more than a couple hours this weekend shooting gophers. Next week the wildlife federation is doing a sporting clay shoot.

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    • SASKFARMER3
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2006
      • 14485

      #12
      Rockpile I bought my son the panterra when he was 7 he is 11 now and our youngest is using it. The oldest just got a new panterra. We have had zero problems with them. I had a Honda and Yami when I was young but they all seem to work great. We have a Deere Gator on farm its always on go. get the Hyd lift box great for bin bottoms or grain spilled on ground.

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      • Ron
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2001
        • 718

        #13
        I have 3 chinese quads and 2 dirtbikes, more maintainance but cheap (no way I could afford japanese toys for 4 kids and me).
        A buddy bought a canadian tire mini-bike (the fat tire job, around 6 hp), went to princess auto and bought a 13 hp motor on sale for around 300 bucks. It does a wheelie like you wouldnt believe, he is around 220 lbs and I saw it go over backwards (spun untill around 15 mph then got traction, started to lift the front wheel and it just kept coming up till it spit him on his ass. As I laughed my ass off).
        I wouldnt mod my kids like that but I am waiting for them to go on sale again for me.

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        • rbrunel
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2005
          • 122

          #14
          Parsley!!! I am soo disappointed in you. You preach food safety and natural, organics etc.... but you drive like a maniac with no seat belt and helmet!!! The chances of death or severe injury is higher with your reckless behavior then your cautious food choices...lol...Shame on you. I will eat my gm food and wear a helmet and seat belt thank you very much.

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          • tweaker101
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2006
            • 155

            #15
            Just sitting here reading all these posts about dirt bikes/quads/trikes...brings back lots of memories. Funny though when I was ripping around the yard back then I never had a helmet...most likely should have. Bought the kids suzuki quads, these bikes are bullet proof..my son drives his like he stole it and all is good no problems except maybe could use some tires and a trip to the pressure washer.

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            • parsley
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2000
              • 10986

              #16
              I fully admit to being impossibly intentionally bad when it comes to driving.

              I was often the teacher's pet at school. I drink only a glass of wine or two every week or so. I don't smoke. I eat healthy. I am dependable.

              But I will continue to drive like a brainless maniac. Blame the devil. Pars

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              • cottonpicken
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2006
                • 6993

                #17
                Weird
                i drink like a fish
                eat like a pig
                work like a indian

                And drive like an old lady

                kum see kum sa

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