Wow haven't been on in a couple of years since my ATVgot stolen.I decided against getting another one and bought a jeep.just wanted to say hey

I don't know how the muffler on the 400 is but on some you can remove the baffle and it won't be all that loud.but you should still use the spark arrester.

Pinellas park police have a Ranger they drive on the streets.never looked at it close but i do know it has a windshield

yeah for some reason its always the atv's fault.I m glad mine hasn't gone over the deep end and tried to kill me!!!!!!!!

there is one in Homosassa in citrus county also they have alot of parts

Crystal River woman dies in ATV crash
By TBO.COM
Published: July 16, 2011
A 20-year-old Inverness woman died Friday afternoon when the all-terrain-vehicle on which she was a passenger flipped in Crystal River, authorities said.

Terri Lynn Benoit was thrown when the driver of the ATV lost control of the vehicle at about 4 p.m. in a field behind 8325 West Orangetree St., according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Eric Lee Stokes, 22, of Crystal River, who was driving the 2010 Polaris ATV, also was thrown, the patrol reported. Stokes had minor injuries.

When Stokes lost control of the vehicle, it rotated and then overturned onto its right side, coming to rest against a fence.

The accident is under investigation.

thats cause the tailgate is about the only thing on an f-150 that don't break.I finally got rid of my money pit of a truck thank god

 I think the pot heads are safer to be around than the drunks.  Yeah all the pot heads do is get stoned and want eat  lol

[THIS IS WHAT I GOT BACK]

THIS IS WHAT I GOT BACK
 
 

 
 

 

April 14, 2011

 

 

 

Dear Mr. Dees,

 

Thank you for contacting me with your thoughts regarding responsible motorized outdoor recreation.  I can't do my job effectively as your representative without knowing what issues matter most to you, so I appreciate you letting me know where you stand on this important issue. 

 

As you may know, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is responsible for the management and conservation of resources on public lands.  I believe that the intent of the BLM - to make certain that the resources and activities we enjoy in the outdoors are available to future generations – is a noble one.  Like you, I am an avid outdoors enthusiast.  I enjoy being able to go out with my sons and reconnect while hunting, fishing, or taking a hike in any of the scenic locations throughout Florida's 5th District.  I want them to be able to share that experience with their children and grandchildren as well. 

 

However, we must be careful not to over regulate by restricting motorized access to public lands when it is unnecessary.  I came to Congress to bring balance back to the federal government - balance in our budget, balance in our regulations, and the constitutional balance between states and the federal government  I worry that politicians in Washington have forgotten that the things they do here have real effects on the lives of all Americans. 

 

As you have noted, Congressman Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has yet to introduce the Wilderness and Roadless Area Release Act.  As such, I cannot commit to cosponsoring a piece of legislation I haven't seen.  However, ensuring that responsible motorized recreationists have access to public lands is important to me.  Rest assured that if this legislation is considered by the House, I will keep your thoughts in mind.

 

Again, thank you for contacting me about the Wilderness and Roadless Area Release Act.  My team and I are here to provide you with any assistance you may require.  If you ever have any questions or concerns, I encourage you to contact my office by writing, calling, or through my website at http://nugent.house.gov . While you're visiting the website, I hope you will take a moment to consider registering for my newsletter. It's a great way to stay informed on the issues without having to sort through all of the spin. 

 

 



Sincerely,

Richard Nugent
Member of Congress
 
 

we were riding there once and came up on 3 deer 2 were kinda layin down and the other was standing. we were only 20' from them and i have a loud pipe and my son had a banshee with a bad baffle and the noise didn't bother them at all.but when i reached for the camera to take a pic they took off.we see deer there everytime we go.

my son just recently moved to lehigh acres and he said they do the same near his house they don't burn cars but the swamp buggies,trucks,atv's all haed out to woods around 11 or 12 at night.during the day there is nobody I don't understand that I would personally rather ride during the day.

I didid it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

very sandy down here I would stick with the Quad 

daddys little squirt

don't know what size you are lookin for but bass pro shops in ft.meyers has brand new dvx 90's for under 2,000 fully auto.

i think its the corners of the front bumper that just makes it look to bulky or something

i like chevy,but damn those new ones are butt ugly

yeah but by the time you pay for an armed security guard to watch your stuff camping will still be cheaper.

the last time i was there was when they had that big deal when they were openeing the new trail system so its been a few years if they knocked the whoops down it would be pretty awesome

it was so whooped out it was rediculous i mean these whoops were like 3 ft. deep and with the speed limit you can't go fast enough to skip over the tops of them.I will stick to croom its closer and they do grade some of the trails.

it sucked the last time i was there

be careful its huntin season

hernando (the town)is a pretty cool place but i know a better one in citrus springs

carfax is a joke my truck had a clean carfax and come to find out its a rebuilt wreck

not sure if citrus cycle center is the one on 41 just north of the rxr overpass but its not there anymore