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Don't have room to bring my sportsman out of the rain into the 1 car garage; so looking for a better ways to create some dry storage; what Ive done so far is ...

Bought xl black nylon ATV cover that goes to the ground and covers the wheel wells; a small section of plywood covered with some waterproof roofing paper covers the tank and seat section underneath; added a 5' pc of 1x4 to hold the cover up between the ft light pod & rear rack to shed the rain & snow.

Other ways to protect it over the winter; (WD40 it all over?) or better storage method; asides building a shelter (or bigger garage) ...on the wet west coast ...

Cheers bc dave

I have a 2017 can am outlander 570 with 900 miles and 65 hour my friend has a Polaris scrambler 400 4x4 he thinks it can out rUn my outlander I think mine WIll out run him mine goes 70 mph and does wheelies in high his scrambler is all stock and so is my outlander my outlander has 48 hp 4 stroke total v twin and weights 704 pounds his scrambler has 38 hp 2 stroke and he says it weights 675 pounds I've never cheaked on that myself so who do you think would win and do you think it would be close or not at all

First Can am owner here

Owned Brute forces, 750 King quads several Hondas

100 miles on my XT

Motor is superior, awesome power, fuel economy is far better than a Brute, heat output is same as Brute force, exhaust tone sounds like a Harley

Driveline is the weak link, very noisy gearboxes, clutches noisy

Nice bike overall, superior to a Brute force, Brute does have more low end power, Can ams throttle response is awesome.

Working to install speakers and an amp on a '17 Outlander XMR. I've mounted 6.5" wake tower speaker pods to the rad support tubing, but finding a good, dry spot to mount an amp is proving difficult. Anyone done this to an XMR, if so what amp did you use and where did you mount it?

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I have a 2001 Polaris Magnum 325 4x4. It was idling really high, lagging when you really got on the throttle, would backfire and just seemed to be running rich. I took the carb off, cleaned everything really well, new spark plug, drained fuel, fresh fuel, etc. No luck. Wouldn’t even start.

I bought a new carb. Installed it. With a quick shot of ether it fired immediately. But when the ether cleared it died. Wouldn’t continue to run. It has spark, fuel in the bowl of carb, plenty of compression, but somehow fuel isn’t making it to chamber. Pull plugs after turning it over and it is completely dry. I’ve exhausted myself and ever scenario at this point. Help!

I have a 2012 Polaris 850 touring. I hadn't used it in 5 weeks. Went to use it and all I got when I turned the key was a click. I knew the battery was probably going bad after 5 years. I took it out and charged it over night. It seemed to take a charge so reinstalled it. I forgot to turn off the key so when I reconnected it I got a small spark when attaching the cables to the battery. Now, I get NOTHING when I turn the key. I checked all the fuses near the battery. They are all good. I removed the battery and put in a brand new battery. It is the same identical battery. Now when I turn the key, NOTHING. It is totally dead. No headlights either. Anyone got any suggestions? I sure would appreciate any help. NOTE: When I don't use it for periods of over 45-60 days, I always use a battery minder.

Thanks,

Phil