Posted by TGIN on October 05, 2008 at 03:37:22 from (4.224.219.99):
In Reply to: I Need Some Help! posted by Allan In NE on October 05, 2008 at 02:45:46:
Allan , that thing will buck and it will also throw ya in the dirt !! A guy brought one up one time for deer hunting and left it in my barn . It was a little one like a 185 or so and when I got on it you could`nt see alot of it . I got to useing it to go check cows etc.and never did go fast or drive reckless but it put me on the ground several times . The funny thing about it was I was always stopped or almost stopped when it would happen . Hillside or hole , one side up on a rock , I would always know it was fixin to happen , get stopped and over it would go , kinda like that guy on laugh-in riding the tricycle . That was 30 yrs. ago and my center of gravity it a little lower now so I may not have the same problem and I was about 3 sizes to big for it and I never got a scratch but like said , they quite making them for a reson !
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