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Posted by: Raptorlegs
Actually 3-wheelers are substantially lighter and the 250 2-smokes were amazingly fast. The tecate topped out about 75mph. Much more agile that 4-wheelers too. We all put spacers on the rear wheels and they were fairly stable. Trust me, they aren't nearly as bad as their reputation would lead you to believe.
Still want a 350X.
Posted by: motox26
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Originally posted by: v2rider
stupid question? what is an ATC? A three wheeler?
Why is it a stupid question? So what, he didn't know.BR>
And there is a place for ATC's, just some people don't ride them because they don't like a challenge.BR>
mrlolman, ATC's are very tipsy tho, and if you are a begninner, be very careful if you ride one.
Posted by: motox26
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Originally posted by: v2rider
You misunderstood. I was wondering if ME not knowing if "ATC" was a three wheeler was a stupid question.
Well in that case please accept my apologies, I thought you were implying that he was stupid for asking.
Posted by: Catterman
ATC's are illigial everywhere in MN except prive land. You CAN NOT take them on the public trails.
Posted by: v2rider
stupid question? what is an ATC? A three wheeler? In that case, the Quad is obviousley more stable (four legs versus three) There arent much for three wheelers now days, and the quads are made faster, because of their stability. I would rather have a fourwheeler over a threewheeler any day.
Posted by: v2rider
You misunderstood. I was wondering if ME not knowing if "ATC" was a three wheeler was a stupid question.
Posted by: Floorit
Three wheelers are only as dangerous as the rider on them. YES, they do have bad tendencies if you get on one and ride it like you stole it without any experience on them.
Trail riding on them is a bit tricky....especially if there's ruts or side cants BR>
CC for CC, a modded three wheeler will walk all over a quad any day in a drag
Posted by: mrlolman
I am planning on purchasing an ATV or ATC. What are the differences? Do atcs flip easier? Which is faster? Which is more manuverable? Thanks.
