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By Asen_77
Hi All,
My name is Asen and I am from Eastern Europe, Bulgaria. Riding a Yamaha Raptor 700R and this is my first Quad wanted for a vey long time :)
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By Wayne Starz
I have a 2005 Suzuki Vinson 500cc automatic 4X4. I can only shift it in to park & High gear, it will not go in low or reverse, what's the issue & the fix?
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By StolenATV
ATV was stolen out of our 2016 Voltage 3305 Toy Hauler that was at Cutting Edge Collision for repairs. The rear locks were broken on the rear of the toy hauler and the ATV was Stolen. Cutting Edge Collision is in a gated and secured area
The post 2007 Suzuki LTZ 400 Stolen in Tucson Arizona appeared first on Stolen 911.
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By Finsdad
Im new to the forum and the quad I just got. I want to change oil in in. Its almost impossible to find anything on-line. I know it takes 10w40 and know the oil filter location. What oil should I use? Is there a cross reference for oil filter. The closest dealer to me is an hour away. I have NAPA close and like the WIX or Napa gold filters. Also is where can I get a Manuel for it? Thanks
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By mike costa
The bike starts right up every time, and sounds great, on flat ground it seems a little under powered, but just going up hills on just forest service roads really slows it down. I know it's only a 250 and I am too big to be riding my wifes bike. Were these bikes limited by the factory?
I picked up this bike from a family member who purchased it new, then let it sit for most of the last 13 years. It has less than 15 - 20 hours on it. I thought this would be a good first bike for my wife, and so far it is, so loves it.
The first thing I did when I got it was clean the jets on the carb, not knowing what I was doing I am sure I missed other things to look at when I had the carb out. After figuring out how to properly service this carb I plan to pull it again, and give it a more thorough cleaning. Before taking it apart again, I wanted to know what else I should do.
I did a little research and guys talked about mods to the air intake and and unplugging the exhaust... What's that mean....
I would prefer not to have to purchase a whole new exhaust.
I wouldn't mind installing a little bigger jets, but who is a reputable aftermarket?
I'm not looking for a race bike, but it just seems like it should have a little more zip.
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