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I am working on a Xpedition 425 as the parts arrive in the mail. Today I received u-joints and while removing the old ones I noticed the propshaft yokes do not line up which makes me think the shaft is tweaked. It looks straight just by eyeballing it, but is this normal for a Polaris propshaft? I appreciate any help.

I've patiently waited six months for today. I purchased my Can Am last December, and today I had an opportunity to ride it. My friends said they would go easy on me, but talk is cheap. They were very helpful, especially in the safety training. Turning around on a narrow trail in the mountains is dicy at best.

We saw beautiful Rocky Mountain scenery the whole ride. I enjoyed the sections below the tree line as opposed to the "alpine tundra" up high. We were over 12k feet up. The wildflower bloom is just starting. We saw no other riders on our 23 mile jaunt.

I had to cover very rocky trails, very narrow trails, very wet creek crossings, very steep drop offs, very steep descents, very snow blocked trails, and a sunburned nose. We were riding about 3 and a half hours. All part of "going easy on me". Great fun!

My Outlander performed admirable, no issues. The DPS electric steering is a must have. The Can Am suspension soaked up all those boulders. I did not skid over a rock on this trip. I used 4wd quite a bit. And you sure would not want to break down 10 miles up some mountain trail. I shall never ride alone in the mountains.

So another person gets hooked on the ATV hobby. My friends were riding Arctic Cat 700s. It is about the same size as my Can Am. Both brands did exactly what they were designed for.

David

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I bought an unknown year tb 250 lower on ebay and the inner seal on the old one (98)had a retainer ring with screw holes in the block to hold it on. the new one has no such holes. can anyone one help me figure out the year and or how i can secure it? Picture is of the new lower.

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2011 outlander 800. Will not crank. Turn on heat fuel pump, lights on and hit starter....no start lights dim, clicking in starter solenoid on back by battery. Installed new battery. No change. Check starter terminal and have 12 volts there when pushing starter button. Bad starter?


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05 magnum 330 4x4, can get into all gears nice n smooth when I first start it but after its warmed up it's hard to shift the lever. It will go into H L R P but neutral is very hard to find. Thanks for any suggestions!


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2000 Sportsman 500 with steering wobble... have had quads before ( Banshees) don't need to go the speed of light anymore... I bought this from my Father in law, he bought new... needs a little maintenance but great quad.

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Bought 2 new 2015 ATVs beginning of 2016 Polaris sportsman LE 1000. Love the motor power and Fox shocks.
From day one I have complained they do not shift from a dead stop, while riding at high altitude. Above 10K feet. You have to turn eng off, shift then back on. because at a dead stop eng RPMs continues to fluctuate from 1200 to 1800. Dealer has not been able to fix nor do they have any idea what to do. They say they have been in contact with Polaris but no answers. We have broken the shifter splines which they have replaced. They have tried to adjust clutch several times. Nothing added on after market. They say they tried to re-flash computer, did not help. happening to both machines. NEED HELP!!!!!! Has anyone else had this problem and did your dealer fix it? At this point dealer saying they don't know what to do. Im thinking about just selling and going with a different brand.

Hello fellow Polaris riders-I have an 04 or 05 TB 250 complete engine that needs a fresh top end. Bottom end is tight an would be a great way to easily freshen up an older TB w/loose bearings.

Its complete-not torn down w/stator. No Pullstart. 100.00 u pay ship

Hello everyone, our names are Leiann and Jim and we are from Peoria, Arizona. We love riding our Can Am Commander in the desert and through the Az. mountains. Have had it for almost a year now in October and have added quite a few items to the rig. Too many to mention. But with this heat we have to travel up north to ride.