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Re: Can-am's vs a Thundercat in a Drag

Postby Roody » Thu Nov 05, 2009 7:23 pm

I agree with you guys. I absolutely can't stand when people think they are better riders, people, owners, etc. just because they have more expensive machines.

Same thing in the automotive world. Absolutely hate it. "NO, just because you have a BMW doesn't mean I'll let you merge in front of me without signaling or looking...now GTFO of my way and go to hell."

Pisses me off.
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Re: Can-am's vs a Thundercat in a Drag

Postby bchaulk » Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:34 am

100% true. My brother had a Cadillac Escalade Cut him off so my brother told him where to go and how to get there at the lights and buddy wanted a race. Thats what he got. My brothers silverado SS has the exact same engine but my brother still won because this little twirp thought he was the real deal driving around in daddys escalade. People like that need to be put in thier place, its only way to get them to snap out of it.
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Re: Can-am's vs a Thundercat in a Drag

Postby can-amfan » Fri Nov 06, 2009 7:59 pm

Ok, I agree, the guy is rather cocky but come on now Can-am makes a good machine. Maybe not the DS but I dont care about sport quads lol.
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Re: Can-am's vs a Thundercat in a Drag

Postby Roody » Sun Nov 08, 2009 3:29 pm

bchaulk wrote:People like that need to be put in thier place, its only way to get them to snap out of it.


Agreed, but the sad thing is that more than not they come back and give a BS excuse like "you go the jump!" or something like that.

And can-amfan, I agree with that too. Their 4x4's are damn good quads (though I'm not a fan of Visco Lock), especially the Renegade and bigger Outlanders.
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Re: Can-am's vs a Thundercat in a Drag

Postby stoopidbot » Mon Nov 09, 2009 9:12 am

The 4x4 machines a great machines with massive power. Just MOST(not all) of the owners are arrogant pricks.
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Re: Can-am's vs a Thundercat in a Drag

Postby Roody » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:20 am

stoopidbot wrote:The 4x4 machines a great machines with massive power. Just MOST(not all) of the owners are arrogant pricks.


Agreed.
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