These ATV machines are unlike all the vehicles that we are familiar with. Handling and safety considerations are much different. There are lot of wrong impression about ATV. Some even imagine even this is true for everybody.
We have to develop some instincts before we safely operate these ATVs. Instincts cannot be sharpened overnight. It takes time and effort. So we have to work with entry level machines till we become proficient. This 110 cc ATV is the best as far as I can see. When you get some experience you will know more than what I do .
Here is a very important meaningful hazard warning I copied from Internet.
Avoid riding up the hill at an angle or across it, because this is where it all turns to custard so quickly that, despite what fantastic reactions you think you have to jump off in time, chances are you won’t get the time to even think about it. I’ve seen these things rolled and I can tell you that it is very, very dangerous when they do roll!I have unconfirmed report that a person of Indian origin died in New Zealand last year after the ATV he was riding toppled over him. Lack of instinct could be one of the reasons of this accident and this could be first Indian fatality with ATV. http://www.odt.co.nz/news/farming/32630/fatal-farm-accidents-bring-safety-plea
A moment’s inattention on farm ATV proves costly is a expensive lesson learnt by a
http://www.country-wide.co.nz/article/10470.html
Whatever information I collect will be shared with no selfish motive involved. I will be focusing only on small entry level machines and safety aspects here. Fancy expensive powerful ATVs inappropriate for us more suited for work in affluent countries will not be found here.
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