Yesterday was a good one. Went riding for a while everything going real well till I came up to this hill climb, just a little thing, didn't look to challenging. I'd done much steeper and longer climbs all day so this shouldn't be a problem. I go up in 3rd get about half way hit 2nd make it about 3/4 of the way then my tires break loose so I tried to shift a little weight back for traction and the front end came up a little so I went forward up tight on the bars and lost even more traction, as in all of it! At this point I'm pretty much dead in the water so to speak and the bike was starting to come back on me, so I bailed! As I'm jumping off I twisted around just in time to see that my friend was right behind me. His front end was coming up as my bike was rolling back. My rear tires hit his front tires and some how my blaster ended up right side up on top of the upside down 700xx with him underneath it all and tumbling down the hill. My blaster rolled off the top of the pile and landed on its wheels and then rolled to a stop in some brush. his continued to roll over him till it ended up on its wheels in the same brush pile. Some how the blaster ended up running over my legs, but not enough to hurt me. As for my friend he got some scrapes on his face and back and 2 black eyes where the handle bars came through the face opening on his helmet and pushed his goggles back into his glasses. But lucky for us his body broke the fall and neither quad was injured. The moral to the story is when hill climbing always let the person in front get all the way to the top before you start.
<-that's looking at the hill I did make it up
