My oldest sons YZ 80 rolled down a hill luckily he didn't roll with it.
It needs Bars, Rear Fender, Brake and Clutch Levers and some welding done to the sub-frame.
My youngest son got off lucky he fell and broke the end off his clutch lever.
I let my daughters boyfriend ride my YZ250 and some guy ran in to him trying to pass and now I need a new clutch lever bracket and hand guards.
My daughter made it through the day with out even scratching the plastics on her quad. I guess at least I don't have to repair her ride.
Oh well we still had a good time!!!
Posted by: rm_racer---------------------
Hey, think of it this way, a bad day riding is still better then a day doing nothing. Good luck with the repairs.
Posted by: rickyd---------------------
Oh well we still had a good time!!![/QUOTE]
Thats what matters most.. Teach the kids how too make the repairs, always fun hangin out in the garage
Posted by: Wakedad---------------------
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Originally Posted by rickyd
Oh well we still had a good time!!!
Thats what matters most.. Teach the kids how too make the repairs, always fun hangin out in the garage [/QUOTE]
Oh yeah, I agree if they break the bikes they will fix the bikes. I'm just glad the damage to the yz80 wasn't as bad as it looked and a friend of mine is going to weld the frame for me so all in all it's not so bad.
