There is nothing like father and son time
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Absolutely! My daughter is all grown up and living in a different state. But she has always been a Tomboy. Quads and never complained about getting dirty
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Awsome! Its all good, even when your son is in his 40s. Pictured in the foreground is his current ride and the ATC I bought him when he was 5 years old for Christmas......now ridden by my grand daughter. Pro tip.....enjoy them every day, they will be adults in the blink of an eye. 
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That’s awesome man ! Thanks for the tip, i bet it does go by fast. my oldest turns 11 in a few months it’s crazy how fast they grow up !Awsome! Its all good, even when your son is in his 40s. Pictured in the foreground is his current ride and the ATC I bought him when he was 5 years old for Christmas......now ridden by my grand daughter. Pro tip.....enjoy them every day, they will be adults in the blink of an eye.
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Awsome! Its all good, even when your son is in his 40s. Pictured in the foreground is his current ride and the ATC I bought him when he was 5 years old for Christmas......now ridden by my grand daughter. Pro tip.....enjoy them every day, they will be adults in the blink of an eye.
That’s awesome y’all kept that Honda atc too. I wish I could find one near me that wasn’t nearly destroyed. And your right, time is one thing you can’t really buy. I value it the most now.
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Better yet. My 8yo grand daughter and I did the parts ordering, and she did about 99 percent of the wrenching herself. She even cleaned the rust out of the tank with a little help. She can change the oil, fuel filter, and some other minor stuff now. Empowering kids with skills (that they will have for the rest of their life and no one can take away) is the best!
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