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Hello everyone!

I have a 2010 Polaris Outlaw 525s and im interested in upgrading my headlight. I've seen HID kits, LED kits, and even people add light bars/pods. Im wondering what is the best replacement because I don't want to draw too much power and mess anything up. I live in Florida so It's hot and I can't risk losing my fan. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Michael Pallos

Hello everyone!

I'm very interested in having a custom rear grab bar made for my 2010 Polaris Outlaw 525s. I was going to have it made with steel pipe so that it can hold up to some abuse compaired to the stock bar and also the aftermarket aluminum bars. Does anyone have any insight on this or know anyone who has done this before with this particular quad?

Thanks,

Michael Pallos

Hello everyone!

So I recently purchased two different sets of nerf bars online for my 2010 outlaw 525s and after I went to install I found that the front mounts didn't work. Can anyone give me a link on where to buy a set that they know for a fact works?

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Michael Pallos

Trying to find someone who might have seen something like this before. My son's DS90X destroyed the belt twice when riding in the dunes with 1" oversized tires. After the belt is destroyed when looking at the clutch the belt material is melted to the inside half of the sheave only. The outside halves look new like it never touched that area.

I checked the temperature with a heat gun around the primary assembly and found nothing out of the normal. Just trying to find some reason only the inside half of the sheave would melt the belt but leave no indication of belt failure on the outside half of the sheave. Also the primary sheave is aluminum and secondary is steel. I could really use some ideas!

Not really sure where this goes. Ideas?

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Will a bad ass unlimited knuckle shifter for the rzr xp fit on my 2018 Sportsman 570?

Hi. I'm a new ATV owner, it's my first ATV and I'm in mexico. There is a lit of work to do but it's fun for me. I've just ordered a few parts on ebay but I dont find a few headligth pod inner part.. just found the switch there is a little loose hose and some electrical connector i guess is to some light indicators. I have an address in el paso tx. Hope you can help me finding that.. tks and Im at your service here en chihuahua mexico.

Winter is approaching and I've got my first ATV. I'm a longtime snowmobiler so slush has never bothered me, just pinch the throttle and let the 3" paddletrack do its thing. Now I'm going to be riding across the lake where smaller bays can have thin ice or slush over water, like a ice sandwich with a liquid center. I'm worried about getting stuck. So far I've got two solutions in mind but am looking for more ideas from those with experience.

#1 - I've got a piece of 1/2" rebar that I ground to a point on one end. I figure that I can pound that into solid ice with a mallet and attach my winch to it if I'm away from shore.

#2 - Always stay near shore as much as possible, so that I have a tree nearby for winching.


Any other thoughts? My Xplorer came with new mud tires, but I also got the old tires with the chains already on. Hopefully they do a good job but slush can slow down just about anything.

We went on two rides this last weekend, the 2nd was after church to an area called Pipestone. I've been avoiding that area since we started riding due to the fact that it is a very popular area #1, and #2, when busy there are people going all different directions. There are trails for motorcycles, ATV's, and street legal 4x4's all interspersed together and crossing over one another. The motorcycles being the biggest concern in my opinion. We just experienced just a small touch of what I had heard about the day we went. We started at a staging area or trail head called 4 corners. From there rode to a really cool landmark/ attraction called ringing rocks. It is a pile of rocks that looks like an enormous mining truck dumped these the pile on the edge of a hill. This pile covers about 2 acres and is probably 60-70 feet high. The weird part about these rocks is if you hit them with a hammer it sounds as if they are made of metal. They are like huge gongs or anvils, each with a different tone. If the any part of the rock is separated from the main body it will not ring or gong. People have tried to remove them from the Poole to take home and once they are dislodged from their position they won't ring our gong. There are only 3 places in the world that have these rocks, one is here, a place in Pennsylvania, and the 3rd is in Australia. I have lived 60 miles from them almost my entire life and had never been there before. Very interesting landscape not what we are used to riding in. Pretty cool!
This is not us in the youtube video just a link to the area.

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