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What is the funniest (is that a word?) thing you ever did to a guy on and ATV? Or dirt bike?

fletchman45

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Just thought back to one time when I was riding, I came to this nasty mudhole(swamp). I saw away around it and took it. I knew there were 4-wheelers behind me, so I took my bike to the shortest point real quick and backed the bike up to the edge of the water and sat there. When a guy on a wheeler show'd up he saw me and I flagged him on! Funny he submerged and watered out his ATV right in front of me. Needless to say I did not stick around!! Another time in Akeley MN, I was on a Husky 125 (on the powerlines) I stopped and talked to the proud owner of a new Big CC 4 x 4 ATV. I said have a good day and took off. Had to go through a sort of swamp. Ha! I made it look easy! At the end of the day I found out the guy tried to go through the same spot and watered out his new wheeler and had a wrecker pull him out**************************************** Another time on a 125 Husky again 1996 I believe. I went through a nasty slew and was waiting for 3 of my buddies. Um, not good all 3 of them buried not 40 feet from me. Not calling me nice names, I must add! But they were dirtbikers like me so I went in the mudhole and helped all of em out. Then there was the time.........
 
Me and my buddy were out riding when Ahon took a ramp the back of the bike kicked his but at least a couple feet off the bike.He was almost vertical with both hand on the handle bars.was pretty funny me and my buddy laughed so hard.Another time i was riding my sisters big wheel and took a jump and when I landed I did a hammer fist on the jewels .After that i make sure all things are properly tucked in before jumping.Hurt but definitely laughable.
 
What a great idea about flagging the ATV through.:D That is definetly something I will try if i get the chance. They make most of the mudholes where I come from so it would be ironic to get one stuck intentionally:thumbsup: Just a little payback.
 
Let's see! Once when I was riding in the coal pits in Lynnville Indiana we had these quick small up & down trails along the ridges. [something like a roller coaster only smaller]. On many of them you have to make a quick turn after getting to the top or you would end up in a small ravine or hole. Anyway I usually lead but on this one trail that I knew had a sharp right turn at the top I slowed down real quick & let my buddy pass. He went straight & ended up in a hole full of mud & water. Really funny, he wasn't hurt & I DID help him out! It was the least i could do:D Another time to the same buddy [yes we are still friends] in Lynnville again they have these huge coal beds that are flat as a pancake & go for for a mile or two. The ground is mostly coal dust & clay & when wet, watch out! anyway we were spinning our tires & making big circles, flattracking & falling down, acting like idiots like we were & i challenged by friend to a drag race. I knew with the rain we had that somewhere along the coal bed there would be bottomless mud. Well we took off & about a half a mile into it my front wheel starts sinking & I notice water in the low spots so I shut her down quick! My buddy was losing so he passes me going mach 1, looks at me grinning, turns around & burries his bike over the axles & does the perfect front flip over the handle bars, lands on his feet but is out of control & falls face 1st in a pool of mud,water & coaldust. I was laughing so hard I thought I sprung my jaw! Trying to get the bike out, we couldn't hardly stand up, much less push or pull. What an ordeal! But it was worth it****************************************************************************************************************************************************************!!
 
Bagman said:
What a great idea about flagging the ATV through.:D That is definetly something I will try if i get the chance. They make most of the mudholes where I come from so it would be ironic to get one stuck intentionally:thumbsup: Just a little payback.
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Yea! They deserve it! Funny thing is, a good dirtbiker can go through more stuff then and idiot on a 4-wheeler!
 
Yeah, but they usually travel in groups, get stuck a lot then pull each other out, making even bigger mudholes.
 
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