4-Ride - Quick Survey.

[chrisa]

1. How many of you are looking forward the release of the new 4-ride trail bike?

2. How many of you will be ordering one?

3. How many of you currently use your trials bike, regardless of brand, for trail riding?

Edited January 11, 2016 by chrisa

[s.e.lucas]

1. yes

2. if it can be registered I likely will

3. no

[stkman]

No,no,yes

[feetupfun]

No, No, Yes

[been there]

no, no, yes

[tlrmark]

No, No, Yes

[michael_t]

Yes

Maybe

Not usually - My X-ride is more fun to trail ride.

I traded my Enduro race bike for the X-ride. At age 50 going at break neck speed loses a bit of its appeal and having a high end play bike is way more fun for trail riding. I had my enduro 2 stroke street plated but it was no fun... the police would pull me over for no reason (it often sounded like it was going a lot faster than it really was). I like the idea of 4ride not needing premix when riding on the street you can fill up much easier and FI has a certain appeal as well. I would still keep my Trials bike... Having trials riding ability and a trail bike that I can use my skills on just riding around town or on trails is a dream come true.

[bbk]

no

no

yes

 

[jonnyc21]

1. yes

2. I hope so

3. yes

[nigel dabster]

no no yes

[johnnyboxer]

No

No

No

I use a 4RT for Trials & either a DR350Se or XR 400R for trailriding

In the UK there are not enough technical trails for a 4Ride, except maybe Devon

[hendrik]

1. yes

2. maybe, I'm not sure because of the high seat, have to see and ride it before ordering and the price is not very nice, about 1500€ more than an explorer....

3. had an OSSA Explorer, used it for Trial and Trail

[chrisa]

This has turned out more interesting than I thought. Keep it coming. I'll plot a graph or something

[hhadrian1]

1,yes

2,ordered

3, Hope to use in novice trials and around the woods.

[crazybond700]

1. Yes

2. No

3. Only a bit enduro style trials riding, but still on ''closed'' lands.