Cheap four wheeler big enough for me?

What should I get, a small atv( four wheeler) or a big one??

• i dont want a huge bulky four wheeler. but i need one that can climb hills without killing me. i am about 150lbs and i need sumthing that wont flip over during sharp turns. any ...show more

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  id go with a yamaha warrior 350 "now produced as the raptor 350" its not too light in the front end like a honda 250-400ex its a wide bike has tons of low end torque for the trail and still goes pretty quick big bikes are kind of fun... only when it rains otherwise its just lugging 800lbs around .. even when you get a sport bike stuck .. you can lift the thing out of the ruts your in .. cant do that with a brute force 800 someone sugested a blaster 200.. its a two cycle not two cylinder they are some what a really short wheel base so they flip back pretty easy and two stroke motors you have to rev the hell out of them to climb anything ..two strokes lack low end torque its like .. a light switch .. the light dosent come on until you turn the switch allll the way on and with the bike it dosent take off untill you have it cracked wide open but with any bike you have to use body english while riding .. shift your weight into the turn or put your weight over the bars when climbing a steep hill, no bike will just magicly stick throuhg the turns and up hills without some balance/body english i used to swear by 3 wheelers ..ask anyone ..well just look at the reason they were outlawed in 1987 ..... any unexperienced rider would flip going up a hill or roll it over sideways turning but most experienced riders have full control at all times on a trike if not more then when on an atv look up body english techniques for atv riding