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Anywhere I can !! relaxation !!1 point
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I like to ride in the woods with lots of trails and mud and occasionally water and I like to do it because it tests my skills and calms my inner mood and helps me think and release stress1 point
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@Danny Trappitt We have added this topic as posts to our facebook and twitter pages to see if we can get you some additional identification help 😁1 point
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Unfortunately, the VIN is the best way. If it's scratched out, it may have been stolen and the thief tried to conceal it. Post some pictures and we'll try to identify it for you. If you are looking for parts, just try to match them up and see if anything is stamped. Chassis and such will be the same for all Big Bears in most cases.1 point
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Try adjusting the clutch, maybe? Topic moved to yamaha atv forum and added issue to topic title.1 point
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I use partszilla for part numbers and sometimes the parts themselves, but usually ebay is the cheapest.1 point
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I would get a carb rebuild kit first, before replacing it, you could also look at the classifieds on Craigslist or Facebook I know there are guys in my area that buy broken ATv's and strip them to sell the parts. You might be able to find a good carb, and the front differential for cheap. One of my firends growing up had a '87 big bear 350 and it was a good machine, you really can't go wrong with an older Honda or Yamaha. I'm looking to pick up a '95 big bear 350 with a plow for around $1300, I would say you got a great deal if the plastics aren't broke apart. Can't help with the manuals, sorry.1 point
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I like to ride in my hometown. It is a small city so i like to travel there with my bike. I prefer to ride slowly because it gives me amazing feelings.1 point
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love the trails. peaceful take the mind off the world. getting outside in any capacity is awesome so on a bike makes it all the better.1 point
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a tracking app on your phone I've found is essential. i had no idea how many trails there were just right around my neighborhood. but to topic, its the most calming, meditative thing i can think of after a hard days grind at work.1 point
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Lotta trails and creeks/ rivers around where I live. Plenty of nature and At any time you can go hop in the creek. Bliss and Peace of mind1 point
