Mt. Princeton Vacation Pics

[Lady4Fiddy]

That day will come soon... hopefully this weekend!

[preddy08]

Is this your first quad FoFiddy?

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

[socalrappy700]

Here's a video of me riding.

http://s293.photobucket.com/albums/mm47/nikkibrizal/4x4/?action=view&current=priceton081.flv

You ride like a girl.   

[Lady4Fiddy]

Is this your first quad FoFiddy?

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

Yes this is my first quad. I did a lot of research before I made the purchase. I prefer the YFZ out of all the 450's. If you do get her a YFZ get one that is fuel injected.

Depending on what she is looking for in a quad will depend on what she should get. If she wants a fast, maneuverable quad, or likes jumping and wheelies a YFZ may be the best. I think the YFZ has the best suspension for adjusting for comfort and riding style. The Suzuki LTR-450's are rated as the more cushy ride, with it's low profile tires and wide axle. The Suzuki is a cheaper version but rated most comparable. The Kawasaki KFX450 has the worst stock suspension in my opinion. I rode one in Walden sand dunes and (completely stock) it was the worst experience on a quad I have ever had, it effected my confidence and abilities (I was sore as a MOFO too!). I have also rode a KFX450 with 3 mods and adjusted suspension which made a huge difference! So keep that in mind. Honda's are said to have a cushy ride as well, but the leave little to no room for adjustment on the suspension, and they have a higher tip over rate when taking corners fast.

Also take into consideration her height when standing on the quad that way she doesn't get launched off on whoops or rough trails. I would suggest going to a dealership and have her sit on all the types they have to feel which is most comfortable. Or even go test ride different quads for sale in your area. Consider how much she rides to, if it's hardly ever the cheaper Suzuki may be the better investment, if she rides a lot the YFZ may be the better investment. It all just depends on what she is comfortable and confident on.

IMO the best is the YFZ. I prefer it over any 450, and it is the best for me to keep up with Aaron (I would be screwed on any other 450).

Check out www.atvaction.net or get the May 2009 magazine issue. They have a 450 EFI shoot out comparing the YFZ450R, Kawasaki KFX450, Suzuki LT-R450, and the Can-Am DS450X-MX which should give you some good info and do some research.

Hope this helps! 

Nikki

[kyledvor61]

Is this your first quad FoFiddy?

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

Yes this is my first quad. I did a lot of research before I made the purchase. I prefer the YFZ out of all the 450's. If you do get her a YFZ get one that is fuel injected.

Depending on what she is looking for in a quad will depend on what she should get. If she wants a fast, maneuverable quad, or likes jumping and wheelies a YFZ may be the best. I think the YFZ has the best suspension for adjusting for comfort and riding style. The Suzuki LTR-450's are rated as the more cushy ride, with it's low profile tires and wide axle. The Suzuki is a cheaper version but rated most comparable. The Kawasaki KFX450 has the worst stock suspension in my opinion. I rode one in Walden sand dunes and (completely stock) it was the worst experience on a quad I have ever had, it effected my confidence and abilities (I was sore as a MOFO too!). I have also rode a KFX450 with 3 mods and adjusted suspension which made a huge difference! So keep that in mind. Honda's are said to have a cushy ride as well, but the leave little to no room for adjustment on the suspension, and they have a higher tip over rate when taking corners fast.

Also take into consideration her height when standing on the quad that way she doesn't get launched off on whoops or rough trails. I would suggest going to a dealership and have her sit on all the types they have to feel which is most comfortable. Or even go test ride different quads for sale in your area. Consider how much she rides to, if it's hardly ever the cheaper Suzuki may be the better investment, if she rides a lot the YFZ may be the better investment. It all just depends on what she is comfortable and confident on.

IMO the best is the YFZ. I prefer it over any 450, and it is the best for me to keep up with Aaron (I would be screwed on any other 450).

Check out www.atvaction.net or get the May 2009 magazine issue. They have a 450 EFI shoot out comparing the YFZ450R, Kawasaki KFX450, Suzuki LT-R450, and the Can-Am DS450X-MX which should give you some good info and do some research.

Hope this helps! 

Nikki

the woman speaks, yfz FTW(out of factory 450's that is )

and now seeing that video I thought I could take ya, but now maybe not

[Lady4Fiddy]

Here's a video of me riding.

http://s293.photobucket.com/albums/mm47/nikkibrizal/4x4/?action=view&current=priceton081.flv

You ride like a girl.   

Wow SoCal that is astonishing news!    I must have forgotten to scratch my imaginary balls while I was riding. Oh well I never had a man card to begin with.

[Hefe]

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

I hate to say it..
but I been eyeballing the Zuk z400 for my wife..
just a good easy to ride "sport" quad.

[Colorado700R]

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

I hate to say it..
but I been eyeballing the Zuk z400 for my wife..
just a good easy to ride "sport" quad.

"Go to your corner!! your in time-out young man until you're shitty attiude changes"

[Hefe]

I know..
But my wife rides like a damn fool!
the thought of her on a YFZ is just tooo much!

[Lady4Fiddy]

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

I hate to say it..
but I been eyeballing the Zuk z400 for my wife..
just a good easy to ride "sport" quad.

"Go to your corner!! your in time-out young man until you're shitty attiude changes"

Now now, go easy on him, he is looking out for her safety. It takes a special kind of woman to handle that much power!   

[Krandall]

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

I hate to say it..
but I been eyeballing the Zuk z400 for my wife..
just a good easy to ride "sport" quad.

"Go to your corner!! your in time-out young man until you're shitty attiude changes"

Now now, go easy on him, he is looking out for her safety. It takes a "special" woman to handle that much power!   

Ammended for Accuracy.

[Colorado700R]

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

I hate to say it..
but I been eyeballing the Zuk z400 for my wife..
just a good easy to ride "sport" quad.

"Go to your corner!! your in time-out young man until you're shitty attiude changes"

Now now, go easy on him, he is looking out for her safety. It takes a "special" woman to handle that much power!   

Ammended for Accuracy.

Well, we could add handguards to the YFZ it to keep it feminine

[Lady4Fiddy]

Aww... Kranberry! You think I'm special? Are you feeling ok buddy? Did you eat some spoiled food? Get well soon.  

[Lady4Fiddy]

I'll be looking for a quad for the old lady in the next year or so and wondering what to get her.

I hate to say it..
but I been eyeballing the Zuk z400 for my wife..
just a good easy to ride "sport" quad.

"Go to your corner!! your in time-out young man until you're shitty attiude changes"

Now now, go easy on him, he is looking out for her safety. It takes a "special" woman to handle that much power!   

Ammended for Accuracy.

Well, we could add handguards to the YFZ it to keep it feminine

F ck Hand guards! I'm not a Homo!

[Flynbyu]

Man, that is beautiful up there.

Did you guys brave the waterslide?

That looks hella fun!

~Brian