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By BiminiMike
Hi. I am looking to purchase an ATV for a Bahamian island called Bimini. It is 50 miles from Miami. I am looking for something that will ride the beaches without getting stuck. There is lots of shoreline with some mangroves, vegetation. So will probably need 4x4 for that area. But I ready somewhere that the the extra weight of the 4x4 in the front of an ATV will weigh down traveling on teh beach and make it more susceptible to getting stuck? I would think you'd want 4x4 for beach sand. I would also like to use this ATV to pull a small trailer for bringing trash to the local dump. I am considering the Honda 420 4x4 with foot shift (dont want to fix ES on an Island). I am also considering the Honda Foreman for the pulling capacity but I'm concerned that the extra weight of the Foreman will be prone to getting stuck in beach sand. Anyone have an opinion?
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By garysaul
Rear brake pedals very soft,I think all of a sudden as the kids have been riding this one.
Changed pads-calipers in great shape
Bled brakes--no change--apparently need new master cylinder?
Never had any type of vehicle where the master cylinder actually failed
Partzilla-$144---amazon $25 --has anyone used a chinese one
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By Viking
There's an electrical cable connected to the front brake lever. The parts list calls it the front stop switch assembly. There is no stop switch on this side of the handle bars. Seems to be activated by the brake lever. Anybody know what it does?
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By mywifeknowseverythin
Soooooooo,,,,,Its been awhile!!!! Whats new...Hmmmmmm...Where to start.
My son has now turned 16...We worked feverishly on his new ride. His Daily Driver now. 1969 Ranchero.
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