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Not bad for a 55 year old woman

BRAINS kick in !!!LOL at 55 I find it harder to heal from crashes

I know what that's like. Third time I had mine out I went with my son and my son in law on some dunes east of town. Flipped the Cat coming off a dune and broke a rib. Took 3 months to heal.

To answer the question, I got the Cat 500 up to 62 once.

Quadding is such hard work.

The petcock is the fuel shut off switch.

It's nice to see a few Arctic Cats in the above pics.

Well, I was sitting on one when I took the picture I entered.

It looks better full screen size. This shot is my wife on her Honda 420 on the Willie White trail south of Cloudcroft, NM

Ethanol belongs in a bottle without gasoline

Hello All, Just joined the fourms. I will be mostly on the Cat fourms.

I am a Certifid Arctic Cat Tech located in Beaumont Texas.

Hope to help where I can and learn to.

Thanks All

Bienvenidos to a fellow Texian and Cat rider. I'd like to say let's get together, but there are about 800 miles of Texas between us. Fact is, Moab is 100 miles closer to me than you are.

Math teacher. High school upper level and some classes at community college

Now that's interesting

How much difference does it make if you go to a different altitude? I live at about 4000 feet and plan to go do some riding at 8500. Is it worth the trouble to change the jet in the carb if I am just going to do some forest trail riding? I am on a 2003 arctic cat 500.