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We've been in contact with them to include us. We have pretty good listing status with them and with Google it is getting better.

Welcome back! Fantastic! :smile:

Thank you for the information, but please stick to posting in one forum if you have an event. You have this posted in 5 areas. I think the best spot is the events section here in the forums. For the future, you can also post in the official events section at http://www.quadcrazy.com/event/main/

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Ooh...I guess it is a 750! Thanks for posting that pic!

Sounds like fun!

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Keeping your shocks in working order will save you from costly replacements and sore legs...

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Thank you AJMBOY!

If you need help uploading pics to your profile, I will be more than happy to help out. Send them to [email protected], We can get them uploaded to your page. You may be having issues with the size limitation.

Yeah it should be pretty simple. What issues are you having?

Just took a look again at your site, have fun, be safe, and thanks for keeping us informed!!! Great pics! Looks like an awesome time. I think you are pioneers of this!

I read in another post that it may be a 750 HO King Quad????

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Do the ladies want their own forum? Let us know....:smile:

Great...just checked this site out. We are included.

This list offers a general overview of ATV vehicle maintenance. Remember to keep your owner's manual handy and consult a master repair manual or your local dealer for further details.

Engine

Change oil and filter (4-Strokes)

Change oil filter and check oil pump cable adjustment (2-Strokes)

Check oil lines and oil tank vent lines for kinks or leaks

Change Counter Balancer oil (400 cc 2-stroke engines)

Inspect Air Filter, Pre-Cleaner and Engine Breather Filter. Replace as necessary.

Inspect Carburetor Air Intake Ducts/Flange for proper sealing/air leaks.

Replace Fuel Filter and inspect fuel cap, lines, fuel valve, fuel pump, and carburetor for cracks, leaks or kinks in lines. Repair or replace as necessary.

Cooling system: Check coolant strength, fill level, and inspect hoses. Repair or replace as needed.

Radiator: Inspect and clean external surface.

Check fasteners and motor mounts. * Refer to service manual or local dealer for torque specs.

Electrical

Replace spark plug. Check ignition timing or have your local dealer check ignition timing.

Battery: Clean terminals, check fluid level, charge battery (see battery maintenance article for more information on battery maintenance).

Lights: Check headlamp, tail lamp, running lamps and brake lamp. Replace or repair as needed.

Check switches (headlamp, brake, AWD, key, etc.) for proper operation. Repair or replace as needed.

Verify brake and throttle controls move freely.

Chassis

General Lubrication: Check front hub fluid or bearings. Change fluid or pack wheel bearings as needed. Grease chassis.

Transmission/Gear Case: Change fluid, check shift adjustments, check for leaks. Repair as needed.

Drive Chain: Inspect, adjust and lubricate.

Brakes: Check fluid level in master cylinder, brake pad wear, and lever travel. Fill, repair, and replace as needed.

Check suspension fasteners for proper torque (refer to service manual or local dealer for torque specs).

If you have something to add, please post it up.

I'm waiting to see if they produce the 800 King Quad.