Every Quad Cover Ever!
Cassandra
- July 28 2009
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Here’s every cover of Quad so far! How many of these do you have stashed away? How many are you missing? Most importantly, which cover is YOUR favorite? Let us know in the comment section below!
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- August 2005
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- October 2005
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- December 2005
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- February 2006
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- April 2006
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- June 2006
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- August 2006
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- October 2006
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- December 2006
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- February 2007
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- November 2007
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July 28th, 2009 at 10:10 pm
October 2006 must be the best cover yet. I've been a subscriber since your 2nd issue.
I've riden in the White Wash area on North side of the Green River and West of Moab.
I'm sure I have been exactly where this rider is stopped (maybe not, but it looks the same).
It was breathtaking then, as it is now.
July 29th, 2009 at 12:41 am
Yeah, that's one of my favorites, too. I remember working on that cover thinking "This is going to be pretty awesome!"
July 29th, 2009 at 1:25 am
I have a couple favorite covers.
1. The most recent one with Caleb Moore is sick! I just really like it because that is what the sport of quad freestyle needs. Its great that QUAD Mag did that for the sport. It helps get the riders and the sport out there to people that don't know that quads are capable of those amazing feats.
2. The one with Doug Gust on the cover is cool too. It was QUAD Mags first cover to feature a PRO rider and that really made me like QUAD Mag even more. I really like it how QUAD Mag recognizes the accomplishments of the great athletes of ATV racing.
3. I like the one with John Natalie too because John is awesome.
4. I really like the one with Chad Wienen because he is my favorite rider.
5. I like the one with Dustin Wimmer because it is a really sick shot.
July 29th, 2009 at 2:10 am
The most recent one with Caleb Moore is a photo that has been turned upside down. Look at the shadowing on the quad. The top of the fenders are lit up by sunshine. The pic isn't fake, just turned 180 degrees. Nice try. I still love the mag.
July 29th, 2009 at 4:46 pm
Actually, the plastic is lit up by our photographer's remote flash boxes he had set up around the jump.
July 29th, 2009 at 6:58 pm
hahaha, good call but YOU'RE Wrong!!! Cassandra Nailed it I had Wireless triggered Remote Flashes setup on lightstands off to the side of the freestyle ramp. The below image shows one of the flashes setup.
<img src="http://enricopavia.com/quad1.jpg" >
July 29th, 2009 at 7:01 pm
hahaha, good call but YOU'RE Wrong!!! Cassandra Nailed it I had Wireless triggered Remote Flashes setup on lightstands off to the side of the freestyle ramp. The below linked image shows one of the flashes setup.
http://enricopavia.com/quad1.jpg
July 29th, 2009 at 9:42 pm
Okay, I was wrong. It just seemed impossible for it to be a backflip with the way his head is still looking forward. I figured he would be spotting the landing at that point of the rotation.
Anyhow, I really enjoy your pictures. The quality is outstanding. My wife's father is a photographer and his pics don't even come close.
July 31st, 2009 at 1:56 am
Ronnoc47, great to hear! I'll keep pushing my photography every issue. Caleb is a sick rider and always fun to photograph. He helps makes my job easy at times being so darn smooth when throwing freestyle tricks. I think that day he must of pulled at least 50 backflips. Would have been cool to keep track. The photo was shot while filming for the newest Huevos installment. One of the photos from that day was used on the cover of the dvd.