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life has too many rules..........................why do we need more

i like a bunch of these

http://www.woodsbuggy.com/index.php?opt ... one+behind

but mainly i say

pack it in pack it out

make sure the guy behind you dont get lost or left behind

make sure there is a good tow strap or 2 in the bunch

try not to block the trail so other cant get by

try not to sling rocks, mud, dirt, etc..... on anyone

watch out for other riders and try not to run over anybody especially children

and more or less just be courteous in general to those around you and use little common sense

if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking

jesse wrote:

if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking

Amen Brother AMEN! We all spend a lot of time and money on these toys and they need to be driven. If you want to sit, drink and look at them then do in your garage. Do not hold up the people that are there to ride! With out a dought my Number "ONE" Peeve! :roll:

Odyknuck wrote:

jesse wrote:

if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking

What are you trying to say Ody, lol. Lacey holds my mixed drink and hands it to me on request. Drink just fine while driving???? Or was that the other way around? :roll:

And I agree with one rule more then the rest, KEEP AN EYE ON THE GUY BEHIND YOU!!! Sucks to get lost alone :cry:

Are Ya feeling guilty Buddy, well are ya? :wink:

Author:	Firebug [ Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:09 pm ]
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thought it might be interesting to see what would be considered good etiquette for group rides,,,such as how often to take beer brakes, or how many to a group,,etc,,,let's hear suggestions.

Author:	jayrod [ Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:27 pm ]
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Hmmm this should be interesting

Author:	MickeyMouse [ Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:30 pm ]
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I like LBL rules... The 1st guy in a pack of buggies holds up the number of fingers to show how many buggies are in the group. Then the last guy holds up a fist to show he is the last vehicle..

Author:	wildwillie [ Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:54 pm ]
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life has too many rules..........................why do we need more

Author:	jayrod [ Thu Jun 02, 2011 11:33 pm ]
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I think willie has a good point

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Author:	MickeyMouse [ Thu Jun 02, 2011 11:53 pm ]
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wildwillie wrote: life has too many rules..........................why do we need more Willie, You do not seem like someone who obeys the rules..

Author:	ridenrace6 [ Fri Jun 03, 2011 12:47 am ]
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i like a bunch of these http://www.woodsbuggy.com/index.php?opt ... one+behind but mainly i say pack it in pack it out make sure the guy behind you dont get lost or left behind make sure there is a good tow strap or 2 in the bunch try not to block the trail so other cant get by try not to sling rocks, mud, dirt, etc..... on anyone watch out for other riders and try not to run over anybody especially children and more or less just be courteous in general to those around you and use little common sense

Author:	jesse [ Fri Jun 03, 2011 3:34 am ]
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if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking

Author:	Firebug [ Fri Jun 03, 2011 7:39 am ]
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ridenrace6 wrote: i like a bunch of these http://www.woodsbuggy.com/index.php?opt ... one+behind but mainly i say pack it in pack it out make sure the guy behind you dont get lost or left behind make sure there is a good tow strap or 2 in the bunch try not to block the trail so other cant get by try not to sling rocks, mud, dirt, etc..... on anyone watch out for other riders and try not to run over anybody especially children and more or less just be courteous in general to those around you and use little common sense It's been said already and I just forgot,,thanks Chris

Author:	Odyknuck [ Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:35 am ]
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jesse wrote: if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking Amen Brother AMEN! We all spend a lot of time and money on these toys and they need to be driven. If you want to sit, drink and look at them then do in your garage. Do not hold up the people that are there to ride! With out a dought my Number "ONE" Peeve!

Author:	nitro_mudder [ Fri Jun 03, 2011 12:55 pm ]
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Odyknuck wrote: jesse wrote: if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking Amen Brother AMEN! We all spend a lot of time and money on these toys and they need to be driven. If you want to sit, drink and look at them then do in your garage. Do not hold up the people that are there to ride! With out a dought my Number "ONE" Peeve! What are you trying to say Ody, lol. Lacey holds my mixed drink and hands it to me on request. Drink just fine while driving???? Or was that the other way around? And I agree with one rule more then the rest, KEEP AN EYE ON THE GUY BEHIND YOU!!! Sucks to get lost alone

Author:	Odyknuck [ Fri Jun 03, 2011 2:51 pm ]
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nitro_mudder wrote: Odyknuck wrote: jesse wrote: if anything it should be more ridding less sitting and drinking Amen Brother AMEN! We all spend a lot of time and money on these toys and they need to be driven. If you want to sit, drink and look at them then do in your garage. Do not hold up the people that are there to ride! With out a dought my Number "ONE" Peeve! What are you trying to say Ody, lol. Lacey holds my mixed drink and hands it to me on request. Drink just fine while driving???? Or was that the other way around? And I agree with one rule more then the rest, KEEP AN EYE ON THE GUY BEHIND YOU!!! Sucks to get lost alone Are Ya feeling guilty Buddy, well are ya?

Author:	NickG [ Sat Jun 04, 2011 7:19 pm ]
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I think if folks are standing on a ridge watching someone hill climb, there should be someone (appointed or not) that has half a mind to help direct traffic along the ridge to make sure no one gets T-boned trying to drive through. Every time I've gone along a ridge where people were stopped to watch a climb no one has bothered to indicate which trail the person was trying to come up and if it was safe to go through or not... and it's always been a "oh well.. here we go - hope no-one runs into us" situation. Yes, warning other riders about how many people are in your caravan is great. (no, I'm not waving at you, there really are 5 other people behind me) When you go around blind corners try to keep on your side of the trail (as in traffic) Had a guy dump his dirt bike trying to keep himself from winding up in our lap around a blind, banked corner last weekend. Perfect example. If you notice some atvs or bikes behind you that would rather be ripping down the trail like nuts, pull over and let 'em have at it. I'm sure every buggy driver likes it when jeep or 4x4 guys do the same.

Author:	nitro_mudder [ Sat Jun 04, 2011 9:06 pm ]
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Odyknuck wrote: Are Ya feeling guilty Buddy, well are ya? NO! Other then waiting on the dust to settle and figure out where you went I dont think I held you up to much this trip

Author:	passat2800 [ Sat Jun 04, 2011 11:50 pm ]
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I love to drive my 4x4 S-10 behind all the buggies playing clean up to pull them out or just to bring food and supplies.If their is an accident I can hit pavement fast or just run to an auto parts store.I even carry axes, picks, chainsaws, fire extinguisher, extra clothes and just about everything Autozone has.

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