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2019 Yamaha YFZ450R SE Review
2019 Yamaha YFZ450R SE ReviewWe get reacquainted with the longtime king of woods racing during a trip to the dunes more
Looking at a Different oil
Look at BRP and Amsoil 5w40 or 0w40?
2000 Polaris trail boss 325 trans swap
Can a 250 trail boss trans work on a 325 my transmission is screwed up and grinds if I go too fast or ride rough and we have a transmission off of a 250 and I wasn’t sure if they were interchangeable
ITP Cryptids
Hey could anyone help with tires. Have 30 Cryptids on my xmr and was thinking off installing ITP mud lite 2’s. Is this a good choice? Will they still perform well in mud. Found the Cryptids to be not so good on the trails and hill climbing. Any feed back would be great
New guy
Hello all. I just purchased my first quad/headache. It's a 2014 Sportsman 570 with a bad motor. Sooooo I'll be needing guidance, lol. Anyway, stoked to own one and can't wait to get it running. Hope everyone is having a dandy day.
Caliper question
I recently bought a couple calipers spec'd to a 98-02 Sportsman. I am adapting them to an independent project. My question is: why does each caliper have two lines to it. It appears that both lines supply both sides of the caliper and each has its own bleed valve.
Brake Caliper question
I recently ordered a couple hydraulic brake calipers specified for a 98-02 Sportsman. These are for a project (not Polaris) that I am working on, and ordered them based on adaptability. My question is what is the purpose of the two hydraulic lines to each caliper. It appears that each one supplies both sides of the caliper, yet one is slightly smaller than the other. Each one appears to have its own bleed as well.
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