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yeah your right smokin' , and to tell truth I really don't see to many people that don't smile and wave . I hope you didn't get the wrong idea about the sign I don't blame the sign or whoever put it up. actually its one of the best real estate signs I've seen and I hope it works well. I just hate to know that someday not too far in the future that I may not be able to start my atv's without takin an hour drive to the forest. Of course I guess that would just be my sign to move further away from town. Any how sorry to ramble on your thread Cut . I'll leave room for some more Christmas Lights.

That sign is obsurd! An it marks the begining of the end for riding any quads out here  Not that I rip it down the roads at 70 mph but some of these people out here now give you the eye ball when you go past with the bikes on the trailer.

Hey Cut , nice lights, I think you live in my neighborhood. Rolling Hills on 66th St ? I live off of 53rd. What you ride??

Hey Rhinotime, I'd like to see some pics of that rhino on them 14's thats gotta be pretty bad A$$ lookin . I know the Grizz is .

I had to trim my fenders to make my 27's not rub  but they are XTR radials I don't think a non-radial 27 would rub though (its because the radials have a flat profile so they are 27 inches all the way across the tread to each sidewall .where as a non radial 27 is more like 25-26 inches on the side wall

My plug cap was dry . I drove home, with the bike in the back of my truck,  with it off the plug and it still would't start the next day.  The only conclusion I can come to is that some how there was a tiny bit of moisture in the plug its self in the cylinder , and once I removed the plug and fired it with the plug removed ( to check the spark) it vaporized the water and removed it from the cyl.

I got 26" mudlites on my Kodi and it turns em just fine they are on type 5 wheels one thing this set up will do for the Kodiak is make it a heck of alot wider and more stable . power slides very nice now where with stock set-up tires rolled and front end dived minimal power loss noticed I never used to ride my kodi now I love it

So this weekend I took my grizz out and ran it through some nasty a$$ mud holes buried it to the fenders twice. Ran like a champ no sputtering or ne of that stupid crap people are always sayin about grizz. Rode all the way back to the truck about 3 miles and then power washed it clean , went to load up and it sputtered for a sec and died never to restart. no biggie thought I got some water somewhere. waited till next day and tried to restart ,same thing sputter for a few secs and die. pulled the plug , sparkin fine could smell gas from exhaust, no water in air box or cylinder , put the same plug back in bike after checking spark and it fired up and ran like a raped ape ,  and yes the kill switch was on , WHAT HAPPENED?? :dunno.gif

Thats one BMFin Grizz now. Looks sweet . I've heard that the Gorilla axles get hot when you ride em for any kind of distance i.e. a few miles , but maybe that is just when they are getting broken-in . Shouldn't be much stess on em they are built specifically for that lift.

Hey, I just found this website , its great. anyway I live near you , about half way between Ocala and Dunnellon . I ride in my neighborhood which is pretty big , and also we go to The Scrub about every other weekend.