Whats the diff..????
Whats the diff..????
Maxheadroom..!!
Everyone had some great advice and I especially agree with Bridget's post on holding the laterals forward. It's very easy to get used to the springs holding the sticks forward on even terrain. Then when you get on a steep hill and have lots of other things to worry about, it's easy to forget to push all the way forward.
When on a really steep hill I think a lot of people also get worried when they can't make it all the way up because they don't know what to do then. But the easiest thing to do if you find yourself in that situation is to continue to hold the sticks forward and feather the throttle to gradually let yourself back down the hill a little at a time.
Going forward down a really steep hill, it's best to come to a complete stop before it gets to the steep part and slowly let the sticks go a little and then pull back a little, let go a little and then pull back a little and walk yourself down the hill.
You found out the hard way about shifting mid hill. My wife did the same thing this past weekend. It's best to turn sideways if you can so that you don't continue to roll but also use the foot brake if you have one.
Like everyone else said you will gradually become more confident and get to know the six wheeler better. I think the best thing to do is find a small hill and just practice over and over getting braver with each try. Eventually you will be able to show that quad who's boss.
Last edited by Mike; 12-07-2009 at 11:09 PM. Reason: merged two consecutive posts
i guess the repeated repairs and costs are something you get used to , too,
Did'nt mean to start a Turf War..
LOL
Max..
Maxheadroom..!!
I have NO IDEA what you mean One & Only. I need to read a complete thought to understand here. Repeat after me, subject, verb, predicate.
You mean we need a Battle of the Sexes @ Ashtabula? You in your Amphicat & me in the SS. It'll be like Billie Jean King & That Bobbie what's- his- name.
Bridget