I Chickened Out

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Wow! You are very lucky. I bet your wife wasn't with you or you would have never have been in that predicament. Bringing the wifey has it's advantages sometimes That looks like a road to nowhere good.

 

[johndeerefarmer]

OMG, my worst nightmare. Not so much for me, but for my wife. She would never ride again.... which means I might never ride again.

Did it do any damage?

Since my GF and I have been together we have tipped my XP Turbo head over heels, turned my Turbo R over on it's side just to name a few. LOL This trip she got out while the getting out was good. LOL

 

[JohnnyG]

Since my GF and I have been together we have tipped my XP Turbo head over heels, turned my Turbo R over on it's side just to name a few. LOL This trip she got out while the getting out was good. LOLView attachment 6164

Your GF is a trooper. After my first flip or role, my wife would not get back in the UTV...... EVER!

When I had the Jeep, we got two sidewall flats. That cost us 11 hours. She almost swore off of riding trails in the Jeep.

I posted about the flats in a Jeep forum. Someone suggested that the dealer installed the 2" lift wrong. They said to check the length of the sway bar arms front and back. The front should be 9" and the back 11". Mine was backwards, so when I articulated the suspension and turned the wheel, the sway bar arm ripped the inside of the tire. I put them right and never had a problem again. Needless to say, forums are awesome.

John

 

[johndeerefarmer]

Your GF is a trooper. After my first flip or role, my wife would not get back in the UTV...... EVER!

When I had the Jeep, we got two sidewall flats. That cost us 11 hours. She almost swore off of riding trails in the Jeep.

I posted about the flats in a Jeep forum. Someone suggested that the dealer installed the 2" lift wrong. They said to check the length of the sway bar arms front and back. The front should be 9" and the back 11". Mine was backwards, so when I articulated the suspension and turned the wheel, the sway bar arm ripped the inside of the tire. I put them right and never had a problem again. Needless to say, forums are awesome.

John

I know a guy that lives in Canon City. He had a General. He turned it over twice at Moab and his wife still rides. He went to the darkside and got a Talon so we don't talk any more. LOL
My GF is used to riding horses and getting bucked so that helps.. Occasionally she says" let me out" but for the most part she just hangs on. She's a keeper.............

 

[JohnnyG]

My GF is used to riding horses and getting bucked so that helps.. Occasionally she says" let me out" but for the most part she just hangs on. She's a keeper.............

GF is a keeper for sure.

My DW is a city girl (NJ and Philly).... No horses in her past.... She rarely wears jeans on the trail.... Whats the old saying... You can take the girl out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the girl. Very true in her case. But, she has many other good bits, so she is a keeper too.

JG

 

[johndeerefarmer]

GF is a keeper for sure.

My DW is a city girl (NJ and Philly).... No horses in her past.... She rarely wears jeans on the trail.... Whats the old saying... You can take the girl out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the girl. Very true in her case. But, she has many other good bits, so she is a keeper too.

JG

Definitely a keeper