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By Ironworker709
Just a shot in the dark here..but...
Does anyone have the red rear plastics for a 2000 honda recon in eastern Georgia areas?..
We live in Millen area..it is in between Waynesboro and Statesboro
My 17 year old grandson has somehow tore ours up and the battery pocket in it is even busted and the battery is hanging now
Dont much care if it is faded or not..it will be getting rebuilt soon and we probably paint it anyhow
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By Ironworker709
Just joined about a week ago since i recently bought a 2001 Yamaha Big Bear 400 4x4
We have also had a 2000 Honda Recon for about 10 years
Live in southeast Geriga and use them mostly on the property as work horses and the kids and grandkids to ride
I am sure i will have lots of questions of maintenance and upgrades,,,
looks like a great place for it!
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By Ironworker709
I have 2001 yamaha Big Bear 400 4x4,recently bought it
It came with near brand new Maxxis Zillas 27x11-12's
They are a bit too agressive for our needs..we rarely go in any deep muc and mostly just our dirt road or the woods around here in Georgia
They tear our dirt road and yard up pretty easily
Whats a good tire for our needs?
Once i figure that out,,i will either buy new or offer a good trade locally
forgot to add a picture of it
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By trx250exthebest
G'day guys, just wanted to ask some questions regarding the swing arm. First of all I just wanted to say that I am very impressed by the trx250 I can't believe its19 years old it is my daily driver I live in a rural coast town and it gets driven off-road every day and on pavement for a few kilometers I've had it for two and a half years. 500 km away and I drove it back home for in 2 days and I had nothing go wrong. All I've had to change on it is some bearings and carbons in the starter.
Last week I changed the bearings in my swing arm because the left side was broken, I changed both sides. The left side and the frame had a bigger gap then normal, I made some tests shaking around the quad and it didn't seem to move so I thought I would keep an eye on it. Yesturday it started moving around and when I opened it up I found the right side bearing was broken. I've put a new bearing in and this time the gap on the left side is smaller then last week but it's still not as small as the right side. Both installations I've torqued the bolts correctly. If anyone has any ideas it would be really helpful.
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