A friend gave us a ride I will not soon forget. If ya see him in town, just ask. He'll be more than happy to give you a tour in his "suicide seats". What a blast it was. http://s693.photobucket.com/al...?albumview=slideshow

Sure looks like you'd had to be a little low in your brain cell count to go for a ride in any of those seats!

First thing I did was check all the welds and they looked pretty sound. The ride wasn't too bad till the trails started getting rutty and tippy. He's a good driver though and wasn't driving crazy.

He only had the Mother In Law seat out front last year.

Also has XM Radio. We were heading down the Halls Gulch trail when I heard a radio blaring. Get around a corner and here this thing sits with a bunch of ATV's and they were taking a break.

I seen it out there last year with the seat in the front. Sure makes you look twice.

You have to question the number of operational brain cells in anyone willing to ride that contraption. I would think that would make the machine so unstable in so many ways.

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Originally posted by adrenaline_junkie_ff:
You have to question the number of operational brain cells in anyone willing to ride that contraption. I would think that would make the machine so unstable in so many ways.

Agreed!

He widened the axles to make it more stable, and it also helps if you have passengers inside instead of just up top. It actually felt more stable than you would think. But if you're scared of heights or rollercoasters, it's definitely not for you.