My daughters first digger(wreck)

[Woodsrider]

Yesterday I took Kayla (9), riding for the day. She did really well, even riding my 400 around the track for a few supervised laps. She picked up the whole clutch thing really fast, using first and second gear She can ride the chit out of the Kasea now and was feeling pretty cocky at the end of the day. So I told her that since I loaded her quad in the morning, she could load it for the ride home She jumped at the chance to show me she could ride it up onto the trailor, and into the truck. Well the ramp to the trailor is pretty short and steep, she hit it once and didnt have the speed to make it up the ramp. She rolled the quad back, and made another run..... Way too fast! She hit the ramp, wheely-jumped the kasea into the trailor, where it landed on the grab bar and started to come over on her. I was standing at the edge of the trailor and caught the quad so it wouldnt land on her. Thank god she wasnt hurt, not even a scratch or bruise! Scared the crapolla out of her though, but she made me unload it so hse could ride it around before I put it in the truck.

I just thought I would share my little girls first real wreck with every one. Now lets hear about your kids diggers

[seatec]

glad she is ok.

[Woodsrider]

Ya me too! her mom would have me by the short hairs if she got hurt

[JOEX]

Damn! It scares me when I ride mine onto the trailer

Last kid wreck I saw involved a bent a-arm and a few stopped hearts Luckily noone got hurt

[bradley300]

thats kinda a good thing, i think its nice to have a good wreck or two when you first start riding, juist to let you know that you do have to be careful and pay attention.

glad she's alright

[QuadJunkies]

Originally posted by JOEX
Damn! It scares me when I ride mine onto the trailer

Last kid wreck I saw involved a bent a-arm and a few stopped hearts Luckily noone got hurt

Ill take a hill climb before loading my quad!!! No seriously, loading it can sometimes be a disaster even for an adult.....Glad she is ok.....

[Woodsrider]

Originally posted by JOEX
Damn! It scares me when I ride mine onto the trailer

Last kid wreck I saw involved a bent a-arm and a few stopped hearts Luckily noone got hurt

Loading into the trailor dont bother me. Its putting it in the back of the toyota I dont like. Ramp is too steep and the truck bed is way short with a truck box in there.

[JOEX]

My ramp is almost too narrow, the center rib on the front tires ride on the outer edges of the ramp. If i'm not perfectly straight it will go off one side or the other, that's why I rarely ride it up.

[dirtmomma]

OH you guys are all SALLY'S ROFLMFAO J/P hahahha I used to be freaked about loading our quads too, if noone is aaround I can load all of them but it seems if someone is standing there I freak out LOL hell you all outta try our ramp/trailer w/ our WIDE quads, wider is better but when you hang over the ramp w/ just the inside (sometimes) of your tires barely on thats scary. DJ does all of our loading pretty much he loves driving that wide chit up the ramp, As for loading accidents he's only had 1 think he was trying to take his blaster off & it came off the ramp & @ the time he couldn't lift it up by himself, he was home alone doing it


Glad to hear Kayla didn't get hurt though You wanna see some wipe outs I'll have to post some pics of DJ's he's scared me a few times, sailing thru the air w/ the quad behind him!! NOW thats scary, glad I didn't see him pack his 90 into the tree a few years ago up camping, I just got to see the aftermath, bent a arms tie rods.

[PHAT400]

Glad to hear you were there man...

Anyway, my boy Mason and I were out riding for awhile when hi s mom and the neighbors came out to join us. (1 clapped out banshee, a cr50 w/training wheels my 400ex, mom's trail boss and his scrambler 50) Well I get a little pooped and stop to talk to my wife.. The Banshee come's up and stop's, then the little guy on the cr50 stop's.. Well Mason is the only one riding.... He's maybe 20 ft from me and he's doing some do-nut's. It's cold that day and the ground is still soft..... except for half of the area where he is doing do-nut's...(you see where this is headed right?) He's doing some good one's but the rear end catch's some hard pack and over goes the bike. Not a horrific crash but scarey none-the-less. Well I was not looking at him when he went over, all of a sudden it's really quiet. I turn ariound and see the visor to his helmet buried in the ground with his bike on top of him. I run over and pull the thing off, roll him over slowly, he peers up at me through mud covered eye's and say's with a little tremble in his voice.... "daddy .... that sucked" and begins to cry. I assumed that his leg was injured a bit since that is where the bike came to rest.
i asked him if he could stand and he say's yes.. so I help him up and his leg folded under him........ I about passed out myself, I thought he snapped that little bugger in half. Turn's out he just did not want to put any weight on it...... WHEW...

All he really did was bruise his thigh a little. Still scared the panties right off me...

He does'nt do do-nut's anymore....