Grizzly rollover???
Yeah, like everyone else said, they all can hurt. Its about experience, knowing when to shift your body weight, and knowing what you can and cannot take on. On some rocky sections of trail I have many times gotten off my atv (bruin at the time) and would manuever it that way. Countless times on my bruin and my grizzly I have put both legs on one side of the atv because the terrain was very off camber. With the heigher ground clearance on the Grizzly and IRS it does not feel any tippier then my solid axle bruin did w/ probably half the ground clearance.
Rollovers happen by mis judging and not being carefull.
Hell, I rolled my bruin, flipped it actually, ended up landing back on all 4. I was going up a hill that I didn't think was as steep as it was, I didn't lean forward enough, traction slipped a little, I slammed the throttle (stupidly) and the bike's front end lifted straight up, I fell off and barely got out of the way. Skinned shin, caved in dash plastic and a bent front rack. My brother went up the same hill before me, he took a different path and actually layed on the bike, his stomach was on top of the handlebars... I thought he was crazy...but it was my error.
I had the bruin for about 2 months then and was not experienced enough, steep hills intimidated me for a little bit after that, but I learned!
Just like the saying goes for guns..people kill people.. people roll people
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