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Well after trying numerous different solutions to try and fix what seems to be a lean pop at cruise and while reving my renegade 1000, I ordered a PCV to replace my HMF optimizer. It hasn't arrived in the mail yet, but after looking on powercommanders website I can only find 2 maps? One is stock and the other is for a two brothers slip on and stock air filter. Am I missing something or are these the only premade maps available? I really don't have the time or money to throw at taking it to a dyno for tuning, so if someone could let me know if more maps are available I'd appreciate it.

My mods are a UNI foam filter and a big gun exo slip on. I plan on getting a full system and maybe doing some motor work in the future.

Hi all!! I will be installing a QSC clutch kit soon on my 2017 450HO and so, I need the clutch puller tool and the compression tool for the secondary. Where is the best place to buy them for the best price?

How do I get a map of fireco WV unpaid trails, it has miles and miles trails. I have tried to get a map, but couldn't find one, maybe there is none to be found. My family and I vacationed there and road for two weeks following the paths that were obvious, however, I would like a detailed map. The trails are all natural and unpaid, totally free. The trails are awesome! If you know how to get a map could you please share your information with me, Thanks.

Fireco West Virginia is in the heart of miles and miles of trails. What once was an old coal camp has left old railroad paths, and state road paths, that grew into 4 wheeling paths. You can ride for weeks and never go down the same path. It's free, It's covered with ATV trails that many now are finding, it's still new to out of state people, it is a local secret.

It is the most fun my family has ever had, my kids road with us on the smooth trails, then we would go out in the evenings and ride the more difficult trails. We have still not even put a dent into the trails available and we vacationed there for two weeks. The locals are friendly, country people, that also love to ride. Make sure you take your fishing poles, there are tons of fishing spots.

We fished, road, and camped, we were all in heaven, it is one of America's best kept secret's for sure. I give it a 10 and my kids begged me to move there. We didn't have a map, we just adventured, however I would like to know how I could get a map.

Fireco WV has trails that go to odd WV, Josephine WV, Coal City WV, Shady Spring WV, it the heart of all 4 wheeling. It is listed as the longest unpaid trail left in WV. It has so many trails you'll be in heaven. I grew up in fireco and we and our neighbors know that all the trails used to be state roads and railroad paths. All are still state roads that grew up into 4 wheeling paths, at this point no one can stop you from riding.

It's heaven, my entire family vacationed there for 2 weeks, we had campfires, rides, grilling, and no one telling us what to do, it is total freedom. The locals are all friendly and used to ATV riders, they ride themselves. I ask one of my neighbors who is 70 years old if we were bothering him at night, he laughed and said me and all my kids and grand kids ride.

If you really enjoy riding and living free, ride through fireco WV you'll be amazed and love it. Its all nice natural trails untouched by developers that want your money. My little boy 9 years old was tearing it up. We vacationed there and had a better time than we have ever had.

I have an 2016 XDS turbo and it creates a lot of heat by your right leg and side . Enough that it is uncomfortable. is this normal or am I missing some heat shielding?

After 6 months of going back and forth on what wheels I wanted to run on the Scrambler, I finally settled in on the Hiper Sidewinder Beadlocks.
With this model being discontinued, I had to shop from two locations to obtain 4 wheels to make a set as everyone out there had one left or two left.
Fronts will be 14x7 5+2 and the rears will be 14x7 4+3. Should give it a little staggered look.
I'm currently running 27" GBC Reapers, but will be dropping back down to 26" tires (not sure of tires yet) to take advantage of the reduction in weight these wheels provide and hopefully extend their durability. Also went with billet centers to aid in durability as well.
Some concern with them being discontinued, so I though about grabbing a 5th wheel, but at the end of the day, the deal I got on these, if I get one season out of them I'll be happy.
Will post up pics once installed.

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I live in Caledon Ontario and I am looking to meet up with some people to ride with around here. I usually ride around the Shelburne and Barrie area.


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Hi there! I have a 89' Polaris Trail Boss 250. It just recently started giving me idling issues. I cleaned the carburetor then started it up it ran fine. Then it died on me so I started it again and it just "ran off". I am not sure what else to do to it, the throttle cable functions properly. I am attaching a video on here as well to show more information. Thank you for all the help and I appreciate any input!!