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I'd be very surprised if even one in a thousand ATV campers had a legitimate physical disability (being a lazy fatass doesn't count, and I can say that because
by liability 6y ago
I'd be very surprised if even one in a thousand ATV campers had a legitimate physical disability (being a lazy fatass doesn't count, and I can say that because I'm a lazy fatass. If I can walk a few miles, so can they.)
- gumby 6y agoI assume people drive them 1- for fun, 2- to transport extra gear like coolers, babies, etc. I wonder really if any of them are overnighting it, rather than heading out and car camping. Carrying everything on your back and traveling 10-20 miles on foot to make camp seems to cut down the number of people you’ll run into by a lot.
- yencabulator 6y agoHi. I fulltime RV'd around the US for about 3 years, mostly dispersed camping. I never even once saw anyone using an ATV (quad, side-by-side, anything) for the purpose of overcoming a disability. What I saw was exclusively motor"sport" enthusiasm. Revving the engine, driving at unsafe speeds, etc.