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I have this argument with my wife routinely. She says the quad is more stable and she feels safer. I say it isnt, and she isnt. It just seems like she is. I have been upside down on the side of a horrendously steep hill, head down, feet up, with my DRZ400 on top of me. If it was my 750 Kingquad, I would not be typing this.
I'd argue that you have to be doing a lot wrong to end up with a quad on top of you, whereas a heavy bike like a DRZ400 can be a real struggle in slippery terrain.
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