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My friends and I have had this discussion a few times, and basically it goes like this. Some of us feel like the roll cage and belts give the rider more confidence to try a steep hill or somewhat sketchy terrain, while some of us feel that the ability to bail off the quad when the going gets tough results in more confidence on the quad.
Myself, my adrenaline gets going quite a bit more when I attempt a fairly steep/tricky ascent than when I rode quads. But perhaps the fact that I still have 4.5 years of payments on it (yah! :rm_thumbdown: ) or that my wife is sometimes sitting shotgun play a role as well.
So what's the general consesus on the forum?
Myself, my adrenaline gets going quite a bit more when I attempt a fairly steep/tricky ascent than when I rode quads. But perhaps the fact that I still have 4.5 years of payments on it (yah! :rm_thumbdown: ) or that my wife is sometimes sitting shotgun play a role as well.
So what's the general consesus on the forum?