What is the difference between Quard and ATV 4 wheel machines?
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Do you mean a quad? That is the same as and ATV. There are also ones that are 4x4s.
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America Speedster has both plans and kits for some very interesting quadracycles.  Some are built from pvc using hand tools and recycled bike parts.  See the link below.\n\nSometimes there are plans advertised on e-bay but some of them are just photocopies from old mechanics magazines.
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They are basically the same price (4 quarts = 1 gallon). Any price variation from there would have to do with the process it takes to refine gasoline. Although they are both petroleum products, they are not manufactured in the same way.
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four-legged are usually faster than two-legged, so it's F1! ;) both are equally interesting to watch though.
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They have taller, skinny wheels that are just high enough to keep the undercarriage from contacting the ground.  They use them just to get the truck into the 18 wheeler.  The wheels come in a different truck.
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what kind of atv is it? did it have warranty? was it used or new?  go at the main shop and explain them what happened if not just send them threat letters.
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I ride a Gravity.  Independent trucks are the way to go. I'm sure they have their own website you can checkout.
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Mini = miniaturized version\nCooper = Barrel maker\nI guess so, I remember driving one of those. My brother just about broke his neck because he forgot to put brakes on the dang thing. I landed on him.
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not sure exactly, i bought something from them off qvc about 3 years ago. you could check the qvc website
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The plus side is that you do less work as most are electric assist. You still have to pedal but on most models, but just enough to turn the pedals over. Some will actually go faster than you are pedaling. The down side is that they weigh a lot and aren't much fun when the battery goes out. Also the range depends on the terrrain, more hills = shorter range. They are usually expensive. When the batteries no longer hold a charge , they aren't cheap to replace and usually have to be ordered.
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Can't go wrong with a Honda. They are a bit more $$ but they last forever and you can't kill em. But stay away from the electric shift option on some of them. Just get the normal shifter. The quad with less gadgets and do-dads the better. Less thing to possibly give you a headache someday.
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The 20mm axle is intended for taking big hits, so a regular quickrelease axle would probably break or bend.\n\nYou can get 20mm quick release from rockshox
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I have a Suzuki Samurai. It is a 4 wheel drive vehicle like a Jeep but about 3/4 the size and made in Japan. I explore the trails in the Owyhee Mountains here in Idaho and Oregon with it. It has gotten me to some amazing places. I carry a lot of recovery equipment with me in case I get stuck. I also travel with other people in case I break down. It is the most inexpensive 4 wheel drive rig I have found and because it is small it fits between rocks that other rigs have to climb over.
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Wight of the top of my head I don't know. How about wheelchairs are us?  Try to contact Goldryder Coaches on the Isle of Wight. They don't sell them, but they would know who does.
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If you're getting a cart for use at your country club, check with the rules.  Almost everyone at my club has an electric cart because they're all tree-huggers.  I (along with a few others) opted for a gas cart.  They're cheaper, have more HP but less torque, and won't leave you stranded.  It's easier to bring a gas can to a stranded cart rather than a generator.\n\n36V vs. 48V is like a V6 vs. a V8.  If you don't need the extra battery, don't get a 48V.  Usually the batteries in those are $300 each.\n\nIf you're using the cart to play around (not a round of golf) with, then get all the juice your budget allows.  The great thing about electric is the torque.  48V will pin you back in your seat.
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I used to be a big 2 stroke fan and didn't want to jump on the 4 stroke (thumper) wagon but now I wouldn't go back. The 2 strokes are just as fast as the thumpers but they have a different kind of power. With the thumper I find it easier to ride, especially through turns and through technical stuff. It's a good usable power curve. They are also less maintnance. No gas mixing. No constant clutching (125cc). Longer gears. Low end power.
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Hey I gotta say no, for any style of aggressive riding a higher (36 spoke) spoke count is far superior for the difference in weight my money is on reliability stick with atom labs. trail pimps,Supra D etc. The higher spoke count also gives you a more responsive laterally stiffer wheel if you want a lighter weight and  still strong rim go with a Sunn single track and the hub of your choice, if your not worried about money go  for Criss Kings nothin wrong with droppin a few bills on a hub that will out live you.