well this weekend at Croom a 4 wheeler smashed into a 5 year old on an xr50 and I have better reasons for this gripe.
also a little girl on a 4 wheeler took a guy out sitting in his chair while at his camp site. (broken ribs, arm, leg totally ruined this guys weekend.
Ok Here goes..
what gets me the most about 4 wheelers is the fact that you can take any inexperienced rider and they can ride it fast with out any skills at all.
Its not the 4 wheeler, its how people look at them. First off kids and parents tend to over look the fact that YOU NEED SKILLS to ride these things and just because kids can get on these things and ride them some parents do not even think that safety lessons are necessary.
what happened to the 5 yr old kid was that we had track going in a directional manor and some kid that had NO EXPERIENCE came into it in the wrong direction, I do not blame the kid do to his inexperience but I do feel that the parents were at fault for not providing brakes on the 4 wheeler, and allowing their child to ride with out supervision.
also a little girl on a 4 wheeler took a guy out sitting in his chair while at his camp site. (broken ribs, arm, leg totally ruined this guys weekend.
Ok Here goes..
what gets me the most about 4 wheelers is the fact that you can take any inexperienced rider and they can ride it fast with out any skills at all.
Its not the 4 wheeler, its how people look at them. First off kids and parents tend to over look the fact that YOU NEED SKILLS to ride these things and just because kids can get on these things and ride them some parents do not even think that safety lessons are necessary.
what happened to the 5 yr old kid was that we had track going in a directional manor and some kid that had NO EXPERIENCE came into it in the wrong direction, I do not blame the kid do to his inexperience but I do feel that the parents were at fault for not providing brakes on the 4 wheeler, and allowing their child to ride with out supervision.