We All Have That One Friend Whose “All Or Nothing” All The Time + VideoClearly a smooth landing and preserving his vehicle is not high on this guy’s priority list. He looks to be one of those skinny pedal down, everywhere he goes type of fellas. That’s a man after our own heart, we’d definitely recommend a helmet, though. It’s safe to say he’s going to have some work […]
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Day two of the AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) Series, an AMA National Championship, racing action took place today, February 25, at the Big Buck Farm in Union, South Carolina. Rain showers would take place earlier in the morning, but cloudy and cool conditions would make for the perfect conditions at the 1 p.m. pro bike start.
Day two of the AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) Series, an AMA National Championship, racing action took place today, February 25, at the Big Buck Farm in Union, South Carolina. Rain showers would take place earlier in the morning, but cloudy and cool conditions would make for the perfect conditions at the 1 p.m. pro bike start.
SDR Motorsports’ RZR RS1: Modded MondaysEvery time an OEM releases a new-from-the-ground-up vehicle platform, it’s always a race to see which aftermarket companies are the first to deign, engineer and fabricate new products and get a jump on the market. When it comes to the new Polaris RZR RS1, it looks like SDR Motorsports is winning that battle at present. In […]
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Im just wondering if anyone knows any problems that come with a 2015 outlander 450 L? Im thinking about buying a used one with 86 miles and for $5000.
i would appreciate the help!!!
Im just wondering if anyone knows any problems that come with a 2015 outlander 450 L? Im thinking about buying a used one with 86 miles and for $5000.
i would appreciate the help!!!
I got back from my vacation in Hawaii and when I went to fire up the Outlander I could not get it to start. It is a fuel issue so I have been looking into what is going on with the fuel.
I put a new fuel pump and carb on the other day and it seems to not prime the carb for some reason. If I open the air box and spray some starting fuel it will fire right up and run amazing.
I see 2 issues right now:
1. The choke is not working. I am not sure if there is something wrong with the new carb or something was connect wrong when I install it. Thoughts?
2. I need to put starting fluid in to get it started so it is not priming the carb at startup.
Any advice to solve this issue?
Thanks,
Craig
Planning on installing this clutch on my 2018 Renegade 1000. Will I be able to reuse the stock bolt? I read someone had a issue on a 2017 XMR with the stock bolt being too long. Anyone hear of this?
Hi,
I'm new here and I appreciate any help on this. I have a friend that asked me for some help with her ATV. She has done a ton of favors for me in the past, so I figured I would see if I can help her out.
This is a Polaris Sportsman 500 and I'm pretty sure it's a 1998 model. I'm going to check the VIN and make sure, but I'm 99% sure.
Here is what she told me. They rode the ATV one day and than in the morning there was a leak on the floor. It looks like the leak is coming from the base of the cylinder, which doesn't look good to me. They also told me that they drained the oil and it was milk color, which probably means water has entered the motor. I asked them if they rode in a ton of water and they told me no, that wasn't the case. I have to assume some where the water pump has got some water into the motor. I have no knowledge of ATV's, but I do have a ton of motorcycle knowledge. I build motorcycles as a hobby, so I'm totally geared up for doing what needs to be done. That being said, I don't want to have to pull the motor.
1) Do you think it's just a head and base gasket that needs to be replaced? It's my understanding this is a strong runner. I will do compression testing before I rip it apart. It needs to be power washed as well.
2) How much am I getting into? I don't want to have to spend 12 plus hours ripping a motor down to do this. I have a WR250 in process that I need to build, 2005 Repsol CBR1000rr, and a full custom 74 Honda CB450, so I'm good with projects right now. I did tell her I would do some research and see what I come up with.
3) I have been searching and it doesn't look too bad to work on these. I have to imagine this can't be that big of a job, but I would like some feedback from some seasoned veterans on this. I have no background of ATV's, but a motor is a motor.
Here are some pics, that might help you guys. The guy spray painted the orange to show me where the leak was (Strange if you ask me). It's drained of radiator fluid and oil right now. I have all the tools I probably need to do the job, unless it requires special tools, which I can get them to buy. Before I dive in and buy a Hanes manual, I figured I would see if I can get some background from people that work on these.
Thanks,
Jonathan
Hi,
Nice to meet all of you on the forum. I have some technical questions I'm going to post in the repair section of the forum. I appreciate any help I can get!
Thanks,
Jonathan