Recent content by Rider11x

How are you liking the 27" size in your Bighorns? I'm thinking about selling off my 25's to get 27's.

You are just beginning to be impressed with these tires....Really. For an even better feel on the 660, get some highlifter lift springs. They don't lift much, I gained a 1/4" at most. The stability and handling gains are equally as huge. :Rockon:

I will say that with my current setup it floats before water comes over the seat.... :Rockon:

Just over the rear rack. It sounds extreme, but in moving water that is easily accomplished by accident. :dunno:

Well after 2 times of getting water in my tranny, I decided snorkels were in order for creek crossings. So I built my own.

Use caution when doing that, as your forwad braking traction can be comprimised. If you round off the lugs on acceleration, then the same rounded edge would then be used when you would be trying to stop. I've seen guys try this with dirt bike rear tires, to get a nasty surprise.

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I love the Bighorns for my style of riding! I see some blacktop, and alot of rocky trails. These things truely wear like iron! Below is a review from a rider that I got to try them and he absolutely loves them.... BTW, as a side bonus, they make your quad ride alot nicer in the rough stuff...

Well here it goes then.... :-o

:Rockon: I'm intrested! I think a show & Shine contest would be sweet! Members could vote on machines, and the winner counld recieve a small prize of some sort. We could have a archive of the quad of the month for each month too! :bling :Rockon:

I carry it mainly for a rear or side pull winch.....I like to go prepared. :Rockon:

http://www.mytscstore.com/detail.asp?pcID=2&paID=1019&sonID=610&page=1&productID=66 I got me one! The price is very right!! :Rockon:

http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/atv/ :Rockon:

Ummm....You keep doing that and you will surely find another way to get wet, and not just your feet! :rofl:

In a recent ride we were out way later than expected, and ended up riding so rough trails to get back in darkness. There were some really tight spots, and I needed to know where the sides of my quad was to made it fit, but could not tell at times...Also backing up was tough with no rear lights...