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Question for our members, are you part of any social networks, communities, blogs, etc...on the web? Such as Facebook, Digg, Furl, Reddit, Blinklist, etc... Please let us know what sites you visit and use. We have added additional "LinkBacks" for most of these sites but need to know if we are missing any poplular ones. When you are reading a thread, click on "Linkbacks" towards the top of the thread. There you will see which sites are supported. Linking threads to other sites helps this site withing the Search Engine World and allows people to find our community. Every thread you link is helping the community!

We've just added functionality for additional popular bookmarking sites on the web. Within any forum, click down the linkbacks!

What site are you getting these from?

MWKE, sorry to hear you are sick. Yes I agree with UTVboard, I also think you post some great pics and I can see that chosing would be a pain in the as*. This is not the only contest we will run if it goes well!

The October Picture Contest has started! Submit your pictures here! Read More...

MWKE, How about submitting one of these pics into the October Contest?

The contest has officially started!

Just stopping by to check up with you ladies. How is this section doing? Anything we can do to help out?

Here's some more info on Bayou Snorkel kits: evaluation_bayou_snorkel

I walked into Macy's the other day and saw that they are already putting together the X-Mas trees..... LOL.....

Nice pic AJMBOY!

We've launched a brand new aftermarket parts search that can be found at PARTS SEARCH. This is in BETA right now and works like a search engine to find parts from different sources that have submitted their parts databases. Comments are welcome.

In order to resize your pictures, you need to use a photo software or program such as Photoshop. Are the images hosted on another site or your pc? If on your pc, Upload them http://www.quadcrazy.com/account/submit/upload-pic/ Once it is uploaded, you can right click on the image and copy the url to post in the forums.

Do you have these uploaded in your picture gallery of this site? If not, maybe upload them and we'll feature them in the gallery.

MWKE, those pics are very powerful. Are they copyrighted? I'm sure.

No not at all, 2 strokes are more fun in my opinion! Just publishing a part of a description on "How a 2 Stroke Engine Works" from Engine Comparisons for those who do not know the difference between the two in detail, and to add some light on the debate. This is from the website: HowStuffWorks - Learn how Everything Works! :smile:

LOL...yeah it would be nice if they had it on their site already, but I guess people wouldn't need a subscription then...:rolleyes: Thanks for the site info.

Nice spread! It's nice to see the attention to 3-wheelers. I like the image at the bottom of the page, "Blast from the Past" MWKE, what is the website for that photographer you mentioned in post a while ago? He had some great shots on his site. I wanted to check it out again to see what's new but lost the site info. Thanks

Development of ATVs ATVs (all-terrain vehicles) were first developed during the 1950s. The earliest models had six wheels instead of the four that riders are now familiar with. Honda was the first company to make the 3-wheel ATV in 1970. These were famously displayed in the James Bond film, 'Diamonds Are Forever.' Originally called the US90, the ATV was purely for fun, made with very large balloon tires instead of the mechanical suspension and smaller tires eventually introduced in the early 1980s. One of the most important versions of the ATV was the 1982 Honda ATC200E Big Red. Read Full Article Development of ATVs | ATV Reviews

Ways to Beef-up Your ATV With new ATVs coming out every year, a quad that is king of the mountain one year may fall back to the middle of the pack the next year. And, of course, the more you ride and get comfortable with your ATV, the braver you are going to get and eventually reach a point when you have perfected the art of riding and run into a mud pit you cant cross or notice that some other quads can get the jump on you. Many people simply trade their quad when this happens, but there are a lot of things you can do to your quad to get even more power or custom tune your ATV to suit the terrain in your area or your riding style. One of the easiest ways to tailor your quad to local riding conditions is to simply change your how you grip the ground. There is a large variety of tires on the market that are made for extreme mudding, sand, and all out speed over any terrain. The most obvious factor you can change about your tires is the tread pattern. Mud tires will typically have a deep, well-spaced tread with a lot of surface area, which allows it to push against slippery mud. Although tread pattern comes into play when playing in the mud, so does sidewall strength and tire thickness. A mud tire with a thicker sidewall will give you more consistent performance when youre axle deep in sludge. Many people find that lighter rims also give them a slight edge in the mud. Like mud, getting through sand is made much easier with tread that can push and grab a lot of sand. However, if youre trying to get faster, especially through the corners, you might benefit from a knobby open-patterned tire that is designed to grip trails without deep mud pits. You can also get tires to make the ride a little softer or give you a firmer grip, but the tires only affect how you grip the trail. Sometimes its necessary add some muscle to your quad to get the performance youre looking for. Although there were once many people who would change sprockets to get more low-end power or top-end speed out of their quads, most of todays quads have balanced gearing based on weight, engine power, and what it was designed to do. Many riders find that tinkering with sprockets dont change their quads performance characteristics as much as theyd like, and instead turn to performance modifications to squeeze more power from their ride. Although you can go deep into your engine and change cams and other parts that will make your engine even more stout, you can get noticeable results from more affordable and less complicated modifications. The easiest way to get more power from your quad is by adjusting the airflow through your engine. Simply changing the intake on your quad will give you an increase in power because you force more oxygen into the combustion chamber. Switching to a less restrictive exhaust will get more power to your wheels since the engine doesnt have to work as hard to breathe. Headers are another bolt-on modification that will let your engine work more efficiently and add power to your quad. One popular modification that makes it possible to take on really deep mud holes is a snorkel kit and exhaust extension. A risk you run when diving into mud is that you will suck some mud through your intake, or it will enter your engine through your exhaust. Getting mud or water in your engine will shut it down in a hurry and may require a trip to the shop to get all the water out of your engine. A snorkel kit may be necessary to get through some mud holes you encounter when riding. Regardless of what kind of quad you ride, with the horde of new ATVs that come out year after year, sooner or later it will fall to the middle of the pack. The good news is that aftermarket parts are also getting better all the time, which allows you to custom tune your quad without breaking the bank. Ways to Beef-up Your ATV | ATV Reviews

2 Stroke vs. 4 Stroke Engine Comparisons

LOL... have you seen this site: 3wheeler.org - The ATC Source Page. !!!!!!!!!!! Sorry,,,,Had to Edit that one.....LOL MWKE

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