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Title: riding tips Post by: leadsled on November 26, 2004, 07:52:44 PM im new to the site and also new to the atv scene. im 18 yrs old and grew up riding dirt bikes last bike i had was a cr250r honda but i sold it to buy a car but it was driving me crazy that i couldnt go rideing anymore so i decided if i was gonna buy another bike id make it a quad.so after savin up a few weeks worth of my paychecks i bought a banshee...sure most of you by know think that wasnt a smart move but i can handle it np.got everything down i think just wanted to see if anyone had any good pointers on rideing this bike besides holding on for dear life. figure my weakest spot is my cornering because i think i am positioning my arms wrong when making turns. but if anyone has any advice on riding this bike or just atv's plz let me know thanks....kyle ;D
Title: Re: riding tips Post by: 400EX on November 28, 2004, 11:28:53 AM lean into the corner as much as u can...
Title: Re: riding tips Post by: LIV2RIDE on November 28, 2004, 11:39:43 AM Quote lean into the corner as much as u can... Slide your butt off the seat and over to the fender (the inside fender of the way you are turning) when your are taking a tight corner Watch some quads race on a circle track. most of the time their butt is almost sitting on the nerf bar Title: Re: riding tips Post by: leadsled on November 28, 2004, 02:06:24 PM thanks for the tips guys` been practiceing alot lately but i can no longer ride to the spot near my house cop stoped me the other day and said some one was complaining so gotta get my truck .....
Title: Re: riding tips Post by: GSPKurt on December 04, 2005, 07:33:40 PM Take an SVIA ATV Safety course.
Title: Re: riding tips Post by: 2006YFZ450 on December 04, 2005, 07:41:16 PM Well you just got to feel the bike and show it who's boss. You really want to lean on the turns like on TT tracks those guys get on their nerf bars on the turns so they dont get on 2 wheels. If your just riding slow you dont have to move around that much just really watch out on sharp turns they like to go on 2 wheels. Anyways hows your Banshee running?? And what year is it?
Title: Re: riding tips Post by: Dr.Dirt on December 04, 2005, 07:52:47 PM Hey, since you are new to the site and all, I just wanted to give you a little pointer..
Well you just got to feel the bike and show it who's boss. You really want to lean on the turns like on TT tracks those guys get on their nerf bars on the turns so they dont get on 2 wheels. If your just riding slow you dont have to move around that much just really watch out on sharp turns they like to go on 2 wheels. Anyways hows your Banshee running?? And what year is it? Dont listen to him ^ Title: Re: riding tips Post by: Joedirt on December 05, 2005, 08:41:52 AM Pay attention to more experienced riders , wear a helmet , and DO not armor-all you seat...LOL
Title: Re: riding tips Post by: 96 warrior on December 05, 2005, 05:00:25 PM Pay attention to more experienced riders , wear a helmet , and DO not armor-all you seat...LOL if you armorall your seat and you have someone on the back of your bike and you take off fast or turn sharp they go right off its hilarious but anyways.. wear your helmet lean into turns and try to slide your back end out a little Title: Re: riding tips Post by: raptor426 on December 14, 2005, 08:58:00 AM keep it in the powerband or your gonna start fauling plugs
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