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Hey guys and girls. I’m fed up with the fox floats on my bike they have to go. Some of you may remember the trouble I had with the back shocks a few months ago. Now the front shocks are seized and it has become so rough that it’s tearing apart my shock mounts. I will be tearing the bike down and re-welding and strengthening them and replacing the shocks. My question is what shocks am I looking for? Will regular outlander shocks work? I’m not going to elka or the like, just way to expensive. If anyone would like to trade me a set of regular shocks for my floats I’m all for that as they are rebuildable. What shocks can I replace them with that don’t cost an arm and a leg?

I am thinking of putting mags on the front of my 6x6, The rear have factory steels. They have 1'' more offset than the rears. Going from a 6'' to a 7'' wide. Will they look ok? How about handling?

thanks

https://www.kjmotorsports.com/msa-ma...ander-defender

Im wondering if anyone has experience with MSA wheels. Price seams good for this package.

Thinking of buying a set of ocelot p375's for my sportsman 600, not sure if in going to stay stock sizes, or up to 26"s.
Anyone have a first hand review of these? They came in 2nd during the 25" shootout chapmoto.com did, I dont think I need larger tires for anything, unless they run small.
Thanks!

The wife and I were looking to get two of these and hoping to get into some mud this year. We weren't sure where we could go ride so we went and downloaded the free mobile app mud finder and it did, it has a LOT of places. It looks like almost a thousand places. We also found they are starting a list of off-road events that are going on. It seems pretty slick.

We were wondering if others had favorite places to ride in the mid-west?

Hello,
Stuck LH front CV axle in a 2004 outlander 400 4x4 xt. The 4 obvious bolts just serve to hold the brake rotor on correct? I feel comfortable attaching the hub again and using a slide hammer. Am I missing anything? I have viewed a number of videos, none show LH stuck CV on a 2004 but believe it should just pull out.
thank you in advance for any help
Toby

Let the voting begin for the January 2019 Polaris ATV of the Month! We will leave the poll open until the end of the month and then announce the winner. We got some really good pics this month, thanks to everyone that participated and GOOD LUCK!!

bobx2



2015 Sportsman 570 Touring EPS
26" Kenda Bearclaw HTR's on ITP Delta Steel wheels
Warn XT25
Iron Baltic HDPE Skid Plates

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2017 sportsman 1000
Rvs tune
Qsc clutch kit
5" outkast lift
33" outlaw 3s
Highlifter dht axles up front rhino 2.0 in back
Hays fab headlights
HD atv pinion plate
Snorkels an rad relocate
Highlifter hd springs in back

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STI Outback Max 28-10-14
UNI Air Filter
Cecco Racing Front Pinion Plate
Front Bumper
3500lb Winch

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LED pods and kimpex trunk

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2014 570
custom front bumper
custom led pod headlights
hd rear springs
winch
wheel spacers
led reverse light
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BluesCruiseCarolina



2018 Sportsman 570 Hunter Edition
12" led bar
EPI HD rear Springs
Homemade dog rack
All lights upgraded to led

I'll keep looking/asking/posting, until I find someone to join me for trip out, up north here, when weather improves. I've been exploring many trails, every year, almost every week throughout riding season there, since 86 and can offer many terrific hidden gems over hundreds of sq miles!. I prefer to ride/camp with one other person, helps to cut down on dust and odds of mishaps. I have TRX450r and KQ750. Also van and trailer for hauling atv's. Normally camp w/tent weather permitting, or Trails Inn St Helen, on colder day/night trips. I'm fine with camper depending on your camping preference.
Get in touch before season starts, to get acquainted beforehand, and to go over any questions you might have. Thanks, Steve
Don't ride alone, not safe, much better riding w/ friend/buddy and hopefully for many great trips/years!

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