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Both are for sale :smash: but I still get to enjoy them for a while :D

 

Wonder if the banshee can keep up with that suziki of toms :lol:

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Wonder if the banshee can keep up with that suziki of toms :D

Hmm...my guess is YES. :lol:

 

Why are you selling them? They both look nice. :smash:

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Why are you selling them?

 

The banshee is going because of the farmers in town are fed up with ATV's and have complained enough the cops stop you the minute you fire up...

 

The truck is going because I want to build one instead of just buying a new one :D

 

Thanks for the compliments :thumbs:

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I dont see a problem if your not running through the fields, private property or access roads maybe they just have something stuck in their @$$e$ over there :D

 

 

 

Cool vehicles BTW :thumbs:

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Nice looking truck and ATV! What are the farmers complaining about? Are ATVr's actually breaking the law?

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Yea the farmer started planting on what use to be a road (still is by law) so all the riders keep taking the road. Which destroys 1 single row of illegally planted crops. Everyone respects the farmers until last year. When the farmer set up booby traps, he cut down trees on the back sides of jumps so the riders wouldn't see them till it's to late, he laid down strips of plywood full of nails put a steel cable across what use to be a huge long straight away so you couldn't see it at 80 M.P.H. (which nearly killed ol watz). The problem is money talks and BS ATV kids don't have the "pull" in town to really push the issue.

 

It's all paved road until the planted road, which it isn't legal to ride on paved streets in Nebraska on an ATV.

 

 

I just love the fact the community bitches about kids on ATV's when their is nothing else for them to do. I for one would rather have my kid on an ATV than on meth (Sioux City is the nations leader in meth production per capa). Oh well their community...for now.

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Sounds like the town I used to live in.......

 

Cops there had nothing better to do then chase down barking dogs in the neighborhood :D:D

 

Meanwhile streets are filled with gang bangers drunks and druggies but the dogs are under controll.. :thumbs:

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If the farmer knowingly booby trapped a public road, you could sue the pants off of him. That would be a crime, possibly assault, or attempted murder. (I know, a little extreme, but you would be amazed what laws are "made to fit" circumstances.)

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Nice looking rides!

 

That stinks about the farmers/atvs. Around here alot of the farmers/land owners use atvs for running errands etc. They ride'em on public roads as much as anybody.

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