We all knew it was coming....

[KeithC]

I guess I was just being stupid.

You said it, I didn't. :big grin from ear to ear w/brain in between:

My first was an ACT 90 with the one piece wheels and tires, then the 90 with the split rims and tires, then a 110, 185 and finally a 200x, the most fun of all. Over about a 10 year span I never had one crawl up my leg. I KNEW not to be stupid and put my foot down while moving, there was a huge tire back there looking to eat my leg.

If they brought them back I would get a few that very day. I hope they do and give a S.T.U.P.I.D. test (Sales To Ultimately Perplexed Individuals Denied) before you can buy one.

Just my 2 cents.

No change please.

 

[20 20]

Jeez, this was the worst product ever invented, well maybe the tire mounted corkscrew wood splitter was worse!

I can think of MANY more WAY worse inventions, lets be honest

The one and only time I drove one of these things my foot came off the peg and I was unceremoniously sucked off the seat by the tire. I guess I was just being stupid.

The ONE and ONLY time you drove one, hmmm, you must have been a veteran operator, and very knowledgeable Sorry but a one and only time operator truely does not have experience enough to say yeh or ney about a product Just picking, but you stuck your foot in your post. I'll say it again ANY machine is only as safe as the operator. To be an operator one needs knowledge of the machine they're attempting to run. I have known folks that have killed themselves on tractors, does this make tractors the worst machine ever invented ?????????

 

[turbo36]

I can think of MANY more WAY worse inventions, lets be honest



The ONE and ONLY time you drove one, hmmm, you must have been a veteran operator, and very knowledgeable Sorry but a one and only time operator truely does not have experience enough to say yeh or ney about a product Just picking, but you stuck your foot in your post. I'll say it again ANY machine is only as safe as the operator. To be an operator one needs knowledge of the machine they're attempting to run. I have known folks that have killed themselves on tractors, does this make tractors the worst machine ever invented ?????????

I've been racing all my life, quads, dirt bikes, snowmobiles, cars and bicycles, so I am an "experienced operator". Just knowing I shouldn't put my foot down wasn't the issue, this is just a bad design.

 

[turbo36]

You said it, I didn't. :big grin from ear to ear w/brain in between:

My first was an ACT 90 with the one piece wheels and tires, then the 90 with the split rims and tires, then a 110, 185 and finally a 200x, the most fun of all. Over about a 10 year span I never had one crawl up my leg. I KNEW not to be stupid and put my foot down while moving, there was a huge tire back there looking to eat my leg.

If they brought them back I would get a few that very day. I hope they do and give a S.T.U.P.I.D. test (Sales To Ultimately Perplexed Individuals Denied) before you can buy one.

Just my 2 cents.

No change please.

Why wait for them to come back? They are available all over the web just waiting to proves Darwins theory on those stupid enough to ride one.

 

[20 20]

I've been racing all my life, quads, dirt bikes, snowmobiles, cars and bicycles, so I am an "experienced operator". Just knowing I shouldn't put my foot down wasn't the issue, this is just a bad design.

You've raced dirtbikes etc.. and didn't know enough to watch out for the foot peg on a 3 wheeler Bwhahahahahahahaaheehehehehee . Sorry but I find that VERY funny. I am glad you didn't suffer any long lasting damage, but come on what about common sense? Sorry but, if you ride like you say, then yes, YOU made a stupid mistake. IT WAS NOT THE MACHINES FAULT!!!

 

[turbo36]

You've raced dirtbikes etc.. and didn't know enough to watch out for the foot peg on a 3 wheeler Bwhahahahahahahaaheehehehehee . Sorry but I find that VERY funny. I am glad you didn't suffer any long lasting damage, but come on what about common sense? Sorry but, if you ride like you say, then yes, YOU made a stupid mistake. IT WAS NOT THE MACHINES FAULT!!!

Now you are showing your ingnorance of racing; it is very common to take a hard landing and have your foot come off the peg ( unless you ride like my grandma) a dirtbike will not suck you off your seat llike a three wheeler will. When I raced quads we ran nerf bars to keep from getting sucked into the rear wheels.

 

[Low Bucket]

Jeez, this was the worst product ever invented,

I agree.

He only brought up the 3 wheeler so his Rhino wouldn't look so bad.

 

[20 20]

Now you are showing your ingnorance of racing; it is very common to take a hard landing and have your foot come off the peg ( unless you ride like my grandma) a dirtbike will not suck you off your seat llike a three wheeler will. When I raced quads we ran nerf bars to keep from getting sucked into the rear wheels.

Like I said I ran the heck out of 3 wheelers when I was younger. Had them go over backwards, flipped over forward{breaking my nose} and all other types of crashes. I did have a friend that stuck his foot down, while crossing a snowmobile bridge, and run over his leg. every,,,, EVERY SINGLE wreck was HUMAN error not the machines. A machine does not know ignorance only the people operating it. Maybe you should stick with big wheels I see they have races with them out in Cali

 

[20 20]

I agree.

He only brought up the 3 wheeler so his Rhino wouldn't look so bad.

I'll bring up tractors, planes, trains, cars, trucks, road bikes, dirt bikes, or what ever else you'd like, to prove my point. Humans are the operators, not machines, just because you all can't handle a recreational vehicle doesn't mean others can't . As the old saying goes if ya can't ride with the big dogs stay on the porch with the pups

I have not had my rhino long, I do not ride stupid like I once did. My rhino is a fine machine and I'll trust it in the stickiest of situations. Again it is up to the PERSON in the driver seat to know what THEY are doing. If you're afraid of breaking a nail then stay in the salon

 

[Low Bucket]

I'll bring up tractors, planes, trains, cars, trucks, road bikes, dirt bikes, or what ever else you'd like, to prove my point. Humans are the operators, not machines, {just because ***you all can't handle*** a recreational vehicle doesn't mean others can't }. As the old saying goes if ya can't ride with the big dogs stay on the porch with the pups

I have not had my rhino long, I do not ride stupid like I once did. My rhino is a fine machine and I'll trust it in the stickiest of situations. Again it is up to the PERSON in the driver seat to know what THEY are doing. If you're afraid of breaking a nail then stay in the salon

You forgot dozers.- I rolled a D-10 once at work- But I don't think you would even operate a dozer on the side of these mountains.

I've rode and raced dirt bikes just about all my life, and yes I have wrecked a lot.- I have also raced street bikes.- I have a CBR 1000 RR.- I race it at a local drag strip, and we race on the street on Saturday nights in the summer.- I have never wrecked it, and if I did I wouldn't be typing right now, because were talking about speeds over 160MPH

I have also rode ATVs for about 10 years, and right now I have a Honda Rubicon, but I have never flipped/rolled a ATV and yes I ride in some rough places with very steep mountains.- I have never rolled my Ranger Crew either.- We also ride on the Hatfield-McCoy trails, and it has some very rough places, But I don't guess you would ride that either.- You probably just ride on 'flat ground.'

I can handle a 'recreational vehicle', so 'you' put your foot in your post on that statement, just like you told 'turbo36' in another post.

I don't even believe you would ride 'anything' on these mountains.- Your statement (above) made you look like an expert that never wrecks.

(What are 'you' using on your recreational vehicles, Training Wheels ? )

The Honda 3-wheeler was the worse thing Honda ever came out with.

Your statement about riding with the big dogs was a real joke.