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European Quad

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  1. Here is the website for the Quad ATB made in France. The site is in French
    but there are a lot of good pictures.

    www.quadbikexcycles.com

    Jeff

  2. Jeff Grippe said:

    Here is the website for the Quad ATB made in France. The site is in French
    but there are a lot of good pictures.

    www.quadbikexcycles.com

    Jeff

    Have you considered an Irish mail? A while back a fellow on BROL
    bought one out of florida and said he took it out on the trails. Seems
    that he could cruise around at 14mph. These have four wheels and the
    steering is done with your feet. I have been thinking about making one
    using 20in bmx wheels.
    Mark

  3. Here is the web site of a company that makes them. I wish there was some
    place to try one.

    http://www.champiot.com/

    Jeff
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    Quoted message said:
    Jeff Grippe said:

    Here is the website for the Quad ATB made in France. The site is in
    French
    but there are a lot of good pictures.

    www.quadbikexcycles.com

    Jeff

    Have you considered an Irish mail? A while back a fellow on BROL
    bought one out of florida and said he took it out on the trails. Seems
    that he could cruise around at 14mph. These have four wheels and the
    steering is done with your feet. I have been thinking about making one
    using 20in bmx wheels.
    Mark

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