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Author:  frankenbuggy06 [ Mon Nov 12, 2007 8:39 pm ]
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hello. i have been trying to decide if i should change my 2 seater into a 1 seater. im not worried about the work. i just want opinons on the pros & cons between the 2. any help would be great. thanks

dave

Author:  Firebug [ Mon Nov 12, 2007 8:41 pm ]
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I would convert mine but my grandson likes putting around the yard too much. 8)

Author:  frankenbuggy06 [ Mon Nov 12, 2007 8:43 pm ]
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yeah. having a passenger is nice but i dont feel that i can climb because i really havent had my buggy too long but have been around them forever. just not enough trust in myself i guess

Author:  duneracer01 [ Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:54 am ]
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i know your wanting opinions on 1 vs 2 seaters mine is a 4 seater and i am glad it is that way i can carry the family with me if they want to go,if not i can carry a couple of friends if i dont want to ride by myself,plus the extra help is great if needed :lol:

Author:  D. Marks [ Tue Nov 13, 2007 6:37 am ]
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Ask your passenger to step out while you climb. I do miss the two seater because it was so much fun scaring the crap out of the passenger.

Author:  kybuggy1 [ Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:19 am ]
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Comparing a one seater to a two is like comparing a crotch rocket to a stock newer 'Vette, to me. They can both go like hell, handle well and are a blast to drive. But in a one seater, like a sport bike, everything is designed around YOU. The weight balance, and less of it, makes a HUGE difference. You can see all four corners of the buggy much easier, and I feel more in control in one. (Dont know if I AM, just feels better :roll: :lol: !) Their is no comparison, IMO, when you are climbing, or even rough trail riding. It feels incredibly safe, also , to be in the middle, away from the sides of the buggy. Definately a confidence booster. I know, a potent 2 seater will do just about anything a one seater will of the same quality, its just easier in a one seater. When I went from my two seater to my one seater, it made a bigger difference than it did when I went from a 1675 3 rib to a 2387 6-rib in my two seater, as far as performance. NO joke!. Of course my two seater was a little clapped out, and heavy, and the new one got new suspension put under it, too. All of this is in reference to a chassis designed to be a one seater, though. Not a two seater with the seat in the middle. I would think alot of it would still apply though.

You could get most of the best of both worlds and do an inline twoseater, like Willie's or my son's!!

I do miss having one of my sons in the buggy with me when we are just trail riding. Thanks to Willie though, now they can go with me again!!!

Larry

Author:  frankenbuggy06 [ Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:10 pm ]
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yeah im doing stuff to my motor and thts another reason. lol another reason why ive been considering a 1 seater is tht i have a 1 inch bar where my steering mounts and i had a grab bar and it ripped off one weekend. and if i move it up to my loop with 1 1/2 inch it will be in my face. plua i can sit lower with a 1 seater which helps with my climbing because my top of the loop is in my face

Author:  kybuggy1 [ Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:36 pm ]
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If your Ohshit bar ripped off, I'd be VERY concerned about the rest of the welds on that chassis :eek: ! Its possible someone different welded it on than the person who did the rest, but if you aren't real familiar w/ that frame, I'd do a REAL CLOSE inspection for cracks in the other welds, and recheck it often.

Larry

Author:  frankenbuggy06 [ Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:44 pm ]
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i welded my o shit bar on. the rest of the frame was pro. welded except for the front. we legenthened the front 15 inches i used to be really short. 87" my dad welded that. it held together. and i ride in wellsville.

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