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By Karen McDowell
Went to change oil and get my sons 2000 Suzuki King Quad 300 ready for spring and found the left front wheel wont move at all but the right does. Doesn't matter if it's 2 or 4 wheel drive same issue. Nothing looks bent, tie rod ends and ball joints in place jacked it up and shook wheel and bearing seems tight. Any ideas before I tear the dang thing apart? Of course my son has no idea what happened.
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By Ajmboy
2017 Yamaha Sport ATV Lineup
2017 Raptor 700R SE
With added GYTR front grab bar, heel guards and eye-catching color scheme the Special Edition Raptor 700R extends its reign even further.
MSRP $9,099*
2017 Raptor 700R
With class-leading performance, styling and comfort, the Raptor 700R is the unrivaled King of big-bore sport ATVs.
MSRP $8,399*
2017 Raptor 700
The undisputed champion of affordable big-bore sport ATV performance.
MSRP $7,899*
2017 YFZ450R SE
Stand out from the crowd with the new YFZ450R SE, featuring GYTR front grab bar and an aggressive color scheme.
MSRP $9,299*
2017 YFZ450R
The YFZ450R knows no equal and was born and bred to be the ultimate track tamer with championship-winning DNA.
MSRP $8,999*
2017 Raptor 90
Boasting aggressive styling, mirroring that of the high-performance Raptor 700R, the Raptor 90 will inspire upcoming riders 10-years-old and up.
MSRP $2,899*
2017 YFZ50
The all-new YFZ50 offers electric start, automatic transmission and parental controls in a package inspired by the legendary YFZ450R.
MSRP $2,099*
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By ATVNetwork
When it comes to adding more power to your ATV, the first thing that usually comes to mind is bolting on a slip-on exhaust. However, that usually means you are also bolting on a lot more noise. HMF do...
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By StolenATV
Red 2019 Can Am Maverick sport 1000R Max (4 seater) was took from my car port on July 29, 2019 around 9:30 am. It 35 BKT tire, Thor sound bar, xmr snorkel kit, gopro hero 7 black and a tan yeti in it. My neighbor seen an older model white ford pull in my yard and two white males drive off in it. BOLO fot it please. Thanks
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By utvboard
Ride Review:
As the owner of a pretty tricked out 2008 Kawasaki Teryx, I am very familiar with the Teryx. My Teryx did not stay stock long, but I recently spent three days in a bone stock 2008 Teryx on a ride to the Grand Canyon.
The 2008 Teryx is a great machine, but my biggest complaint was that it came out with carbs instead of fuel injection. In less that a year since the first Teryxs hit dealer floors, Kawasaki dealers are already selling 2009 Teryxs with EFI. The New digital fuel inject on the Teryx is really nice. The engine starts right up and idles smoothly. On acceleration, the 2009 Teryx felt more crisp and seemed to get up to top speed a little quicker. While it is not a night and day difference, I definitely preferred everything about the EFI on the 2009 over the carburetors on the 2008.
Next up on the list of what's new is a fuel gauge. I know it doesn't seem like something to get that excited about, but I do some long distance rides, and the fuel level display takes the mystery out of "I wonder how much fuel I have left?"
The Teryx Sport has upgraded aluminum wheels which not only look much better, but are also 2.2 lbs. lighter than the standard steel wheels. Losing unsprung weight not only requires less energy to get the tires spinning, but also helps the suspension work better. And as a little bonus, the aluminum wheels are actually strong that their steel counterpart.
Suspension is on the 2009 Teryx Sport has a few upgrades as well. The gas-charged Kayaba shocks have reservoirs all the way around to help reduce fade in rough terrain. The preload adjustment is step-less, and they have fully adjustable rebound and compression (high and low speed) damping. Although we did not have any opportunities to jump the new Teryx Sport, we did get into some nasty whoops and hard g-outs.
I felt the Teryx Sport suspension handled the terrain better than a standard Teryx suspension. The ride through the light chop was a bit smoother than a standard Teryx and when we got into the whoops I felt a little more comfortable as well. Although I was able to bottom out the front shocks on a few hard g-outs, a standard shock would have gone to the stops more often and with more force. Overall, even though I did not spend any time trying to fine tune the adjustments on the new Sport shocks, I think they are a worthy improvement over standard shocks.
The Lime Green plastic on the Teryx Sport is a great color. Much more sharp than the drab green found on the 2008 Teryx. And with all the UTVs out in the dunes in Glamis, there is no doubt that you are in a Kawasaki when you are driving it.
The 2009 Kawasaki Teryx 750 FI 4x4 Sport has a MSRP of $11,899.
A full list of all new 2009 Kawasaki Teryx improvements and photo galleries can be found here.
Links:
2009 Kawasaki Teryx Sport Press Intro
2009 Kawasaki Teryx 750 FI 4x4 Sport Review
Teryx 750 FI 4x4 Sport - Kawasaki
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By extremerider
I would like to replace my ATV Tires after the winter season and go off roading. What brand should I go for? I would like to find something affordable yet durable.
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By Ajmboy
Got a new set of QUADBOSS QBT447 Utility Tires w/Scoville Boss Wheels!
This article is actually my machine, take a moment to read: QUADBOSS QBT447 Utility Tires w/Scoville Boss Wheels » QUADCRAZY ATV Articles
Ill be sending more in for the write up as we go through the winter and I get her out on the trail.
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