Richard Kehoe
MUDDY
Wheels
MAKING MEMORIES T
here have been a lot of great rides that we’ve been on this Spring but the most memorable ones are the ones that are going to put me on even more rides in the future. They say invest now for your future and that’s what I have been doing with taking my kids to various “grass tracks” laying down lap after lap. It reminds me of when I was younger just punishing a 225cc Yamaha Moto4. The never-ending field laps around my grand parents farm. Hundreds of kilometers laid down each weekend on the exact same never changing track. Those times are all being relived with
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my kids, especially my son. While I was a little older and the Moto-4 was considerably larger it’s all-relevant. I had a lot of great adventures at a young age, basically riding in circles for hours chewing up tanks and putting on miles. But at the time every corner was different and the straightaways were like runways at an international airport. Speaking of adventures we have a lot of rides lined up this year and you will be able to read about them in future issues of ATV World Magazine. I’m really excited for one that we have planned later this month in Halliburton area. There are 12 of us going for 4 days of
riding. It’s going to be one to remember that’s for sure. In this issue we have a lot of great reads for you, check out the suspension editorial to find out more of what is going on beneath you. The guys have been ripping on a six-wheeler which they were impressed with and a Scrambler that seems impossible to outdrive. If you are into good old fashion chaos, this issue’s Scene It should help you with some good old fashioned desert racing. Sit back, relax, snap a cool one and enjoy the issue. Rich
