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[regalrocket]

I am in the army, and I am telling you that you will find yourself with more time off than you will know what to do!! If I was in the states right now I would have mine with me, and be riding the heck out of it.

 

KEEP THE SHEE!!

I agree. I did 6 year active army, and was into drag cars (still am) but a 20ft trailer and race car inside is a bitch. Living on base a quad would have been a kick ass toy to have. If I had to do it over again, I would have bought the quad and a small enclosed trailer for it as my toy, and left the drag car at home for a few years.

[06shee325]

I agree. I did 6 year active army, and was into drag cars (still am) but a 20ft trailer and race car inside is a bitch. Living on base a quad would have been a kick ass toy to have. If I had to do it over again, I would have bought the quad and a small enclosed trailer for it as my toy, and left the drag car at home for a few years.

 

 

Thanks for the advise guys.

[docjcwatson]

I just got out of the Navy after 6 years in December. Trust me when I say that you will need a enclosed trailer to house that thing on base. There is no other way around it. If you get one, you will find tons of service members that ride in the off time. If you don't have a trailer, leave it at home until you find some guys that you can ride with at your unit, after basic training (including your basic school training). Then, leave it at there house for a few until you can come up with the cash to get the trailer.

 

If you sell that bike right before you leave. You will kick your own ass once you realize how much money you could've dropped into it after basic training.

 

My .02