Few pics after 4 weeks of riding

[countrywarrior]

I've had my warrior for 4 weeks now and had a couple pictures taken of me on the 2 jumps I built this week. Planning on building a 3-4 foot tall double over the next few weeks with the tractor.

Notice how bad it bottoms out with my big ass on it. Hopefully the works front shocks I ordered will help out a bit. I already have a revalved banshee rear shock with the heaviest eibach spring made.

 

[97warriorrider]

def. aren to big but youll get there..looks like fun..wish i could ride..where do you live?

 

[countrywarrior]

Live in arlington VA two blocks from the pentagon but my grandfather owns a 130 acre farm in Front Royal VA right under skyline drive. I go up there every weekend.

 

[97warriorrider]

kool

 

[missouritrailrider]

also if you had a landing ramp, you wouldn't run into the bottoming out issue as bad

 

[countrywarrior]

also if you had a landing ramp, you wouldn't run into the bottoming out issue as bad

How do you know where to put a landing ramp without jumping it a few times first? I'm not exactly sure how far apart to space my double.

 

[dswwarrior350]

It doesnt matter what kind of shocks you put on it its going to hit pretty hard on a jump like that..

And its not really a set distance on how far to space your double. Just make it whatever you think you can clear and adjust your speed, and all that jazz so your clear it.

 

[missouritrailrider]

when we do it, we usually just start small, then go as big as you can but we use a bobcat so it is too easy lol

 

[warriorspeed350]

Live in arlington VA two blocks from the pentagon but my grandfather owns a 130 acre farm in Front Royal VA right under skyline drive. I go up there every weekend.

dude thats sick, my mom used to live in front royal/toms brook area