[02660ON30s]

Ok so who else out there has kid's that cant wait to ride. Our 4 yr old is like a magnet if you crank one up shes headed for it. If shes around them we don't keep the keys in them cause she knows where the run button is how to turn the key on and start them. Hell on the foreman's with the es she would put them in gear.. So post up I know there's more out there.:chillin:

 

[02660ON30s]

Those were at 2 yrs old.This was last year at halloween on the Grizz was the only way she wanted to go.

 

[02660ON30s]

What can I say shes my little ******* girl. She had to be the first on mommy's new ride with the big tires on it.:bigsmile1:

 

[Jfer]

Cute little girl. I'm glad she's got the Yamaha power wheels.

 

[02660ON30s]

Thank's Jfer shes outgrown it she says its not fast enough and she cant take it in the mud.LOL although its not a yamaha I have a trx90 that I picked up for 100 bucks that needs a little work. So she will be getting that come Febuary for her B-day.

 

[Butch450]

Great pics, my daughter is past the riding stage unfortunately she lost interest once I took her out and she got a little muddy...lol
I at least have my son still and he is allways climbing on mine and my brother in laws for a quick spin.

 

[HardcoreSlot]

well she is neither mine nor is she a "kid" any more, but my little sister loves my Grizz.
she is almost 16 now and still between the friends, MySpace and dumb boys there is always time to ride. she has taken to my grizz quite nicely. almost as comfortable as I am!

 

[Hammer07]

mine have all loved riding. when my wife leaves me with the kids, thats what we do. the older 2 would go to sleep within minutes when they were babies. all of that fresh air in the face just put'em out. the baby, she can't get enough. when i'm working daylight, her and i will go every evening. some nights we put on 20 or 30 miles, other nights we just ride down to the store and get an ice cream cone.
i bought my son a PW50 for his 3rd birthday, and that may have been a little too early since he couldn't ride a bicycle yet. the following year i bought a new Kasea 90. he rode the wheels off of it. he even raced a few times and made podium. i passed that on to my older daughter and bought him an RM60. he hated it. so i sold it and bought a honda 250ex. he rode the heck out of it. he is ready to move up again and my older daughter is already riding the 250ex. i'd like to start the bay on the 90 this summer, but my wife thinks she should wait a year. she is only four, so we'll see.

 

[MzGrizzs660]

Our daughter loves to ride. She likes trails and mudd. Especially if the mudd is getting flung at someone else while she is on the bike flinging it. She thinks that is great. LOL

She keeps asking when hers is coming in the garage to be worked on. Daddy, 02660, told her when he was done with Thing 1 and Thing 2 hers was next. I'm just glad she hasn't figured out how to put the grizzlies into gear. She moves the shifter but hasn't realized yet that you have to brake and shift to get going. She would scare me when we had the foremans. When she would ride with me I would let her throttle and shift. So everytime she hoped on when we weren't looking she would try and start them and move them.

Hammer we are waiting for her 5th b-day too. We were going to do it for her 4th but figured we would give her one more year. She will be out there with daddy working on it though. She helps (tries to) when he is out there with ours. Which is a good thing and a bad thing. She doesn't llike giving daddy's tools back. :s_laugh:

 

[merky1761]

I know its an old post but here's mine,

 

[Beadlock]

and last but not least...