Looking for cheaper insurance on a 2016 Can Am outlander max Ltd. 1000r. So far both places that we have called said that this is on the restricted list. Is this the case for everyone else? Does anybody know who I should call for insurance? I’m located in ontario. We have had it for a few months already and enjoy riding, but after the last phone call I asked if this is on the list indefinitely, the response was yes. Kind of becoming a deal breaker with keeping it, but hoping there is somewhere else to try.

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I recently purchased a 2005 Honda 400ex. The overflow tubes from the carb leaked gas and it wouldn’t idle well. The guy told me it just needed to carb cleaned. I cleaned the carb, cleaned the idle jet which was plugged, and re-assembled it. It fired right up without the choke and idled well. I rode it for a couple minutes but never past 2nd gear. The next morning the air box was completely full of gas, the carb was full, and some was in the motor. I took everything off and tipped it back to drain what i could out of the motor. I haven’t done anything since. Any suggestions as to what I should do? do I need to rebuild the carb? Take it to dealer and have them fix it? Any help appreciated, thanks.

Congratulations to Millennium Technologies sponsored rider Jared Mees winning X-Games Gold 2016 in Austin, TX!

Way to go!

Jared Mees wins Harley-Davidson Flat-Track Racing gold

Congratulations to Millennium Technologies sponsored rider Jared Mees winning X-Games Gold 2016 in Austin, TX!

Way to go!

Jared Mees wins Harley-Davidson Flat-Track Racing gold

My wife was out mudding on the Hawkeye and it died in a shallow mud hole (just over the ankles). I opened the air filter box and it had water in there. So other than checking the spark, what would be the next step?

Looking forward to getting out and playing in the mud?? I know I am. This event is always a riot. From the crazy costumes to the Northwoods back yard creations that seem to crawl out of the woodwork.

The largest mud event of Minnesota is about to take place and you don’t want to miss it! The 4th Annual High Lifter Quadna Mud Nationals kicks off June 10-13, 2016 in Hill City, Minnesota. High Lifter is also hosting a VIP Day on June 9 for a trail ride, barn dance and exclusive prizes.

High Lifter Products, Title Sponsor of the event, is the industry leader in the world of ATV/UTV mud riding. Their innovations and superior design take mud riding to a whole new level. Mud National Events has 14 years’ experience hosting massive outdoor events for thousands of ATV/UTV enthusiast. The Minnesota event encourages fans to ride, camp, and compete during the three action-packed days.

The Big Air Tour will perform death defying tricks plus high flying ATVS in their show on Friday. In addition to camping and riding ATVs, attendees can watch and compete in the various competitions, to include the Obstacle Course, Sled Pull, and the one that started it all, the Mud Bog. Racers are chest deep in mud and fighting for the title of mud bog champion. Everyone including kids can enjoy the Poker Run which takes enthusiast down beautiful trails throughout the park while playing their hand at Poker for a chance to win a prize. Thousands in cash and prizes will be awarded to competitors during the event.

In addition to the events, attendees can visit many vendors such as Polaris, WARN Industries, Arctic Cat and more. Several food vendors will also be on site with delicious local favorites that will please any palate.

High Lifter Owner, Scott Smith, and creator of Mud National Events said “We’ve jam packed Quadna Mud Nats full of events for all ages. This is one of our favorite experiences of the year and we love to see new faces come join in on the fun. Riding is in our blood and we look forward to sharing a form of riding that the Minnesotans aren’t used to.”

While riding is the main event at the High Lifter Quadna Mud Nationals, don’t go to bed too early because Friday and Saturday nights will feature live entertainment with Blind Joe, from The Voice and Andy Calhoun and The Outlaws. Admission for three days of unlimited riding, exciting events and entertainment, and booths from the most well-known vendors in the industry is $60 per adult; 6 to 11 years of age is half price and children age 5 and under are FREE and there is also a day rate. The VIP Day is only $20 and includes a guided trail ride, lunch and a private barn dance with special VIP prizes. Dry camping is available on site for $30 per RV and tent camping is FREE! More event information including racing classes, rules, and events can be found online at Welcome to High Lifter’s Quadna Mud Nationals! or by calling 800.699.0947.

I hope you have enjoyed this short sinppit from the ATV & SXS Illustrated article that explained the event in detail. I hope to see all of this forums followers at this event. Stop in and see Jason Blake or Tim Stolper at the Millennium Technologies booth in the vendor area. A great time for sure, see you there

I’m shopping to replace a badly frayed steel winch cable on my Outlander max.
On amazon and ebay I see a LOT of offerings from $25.00 to $100.00 all making the same claims of awesomeness.
Does anyone have good/bad experience with any of these offerings?
Any recommendations?

Looking forward to getting out and playing in the mud?? I know I am. This event is always a riot. From the crazy costumes to the Northwoods back yard creations that seem to crawl out of the woodwork.

The largest mud event of Minnesota is about to take place and you don’t want to miss it! The 4th Annual High Lifter Quadna Mud Nationals kicks off June 10-13, 2016 in Hill City, Minnesota. High Lifter is also hosting a VIP Day on June 9 for a trail ride, barn dance and exclusive prizes.

High Lifter Products, Title Sponsor of the event, is the industry leader in the world of ATV/UTV mud riding. Their innovations and superior design take mud riding to a whole new level. Mud National Events has 14 years’ experience hosting massive outdoor events for thousands of ATV/UTV enthusiast. The Minnesota event encourages fans to ride, camp, and compete during the three action-packed days.

The Big Air Tour will perform death defying tricks plus high flying ATVS in their show on Friday. In addition to camping and riding ATVs, attendees can watch and compete in the various competitions, to include the Obstacle Course, Sled Pull, and the one that started it all, the Mud Bog. Racers are chest deep in mud and fighting for the title of mud bog champion. Everyone including kids can enjoy the Poker Run which takes enthusiast down beautiful trails throughout the park while playing their hand at Poker for a chance to win a prize. Thousands in cash and prizes will be awarded to competitors during the event.

In addition to the events, attendees can visit many vendors such as Polaris, WARN Industries, Arctic Cat and more. Several food vendors will also be on site with delicious local favorites that will please any palate.

High Lifter Owner, Scott Smith, and creator of Mud National Events said “We’ve jam packed Quadna Mud Nats full of events for all ages. This is one of our favorite experiences of the year and we love to see new faces come join in on the fun. Riding is in our blood and we look forward to sharing a form of riding that the Minnesotans aren’t used to.”

While riding is the main event at the High Lifter Quadna Mud Nationals, don’t go to bed too early because Friday and Saturday nights will feature live entertainment with Blind Joe, from The Voice and Andy Calhoun and The Outlaws. Admission for three days of unlimited riding, exciting events and entertainment, and booths from the most well-known vendors in the industry is $60 per adult; 6 to 11 years of age is half price and children age 5 and under are FREE and there is also a day rate. The VIP Day is only $20 and includes a guided trail ride, lunch and a private barn dance with special VIP prizes. Dry camping is available on site for $30 per RV and tent camping is FREE! More event information including racing classes, rules, and events can be found online at Welcome to High Lifter’s Quadna Mud Nationals! or by calling 800.699.0947.

I hope you have enjoyed this short sinppit from the ATV & SXS Illustrated article that explained the event in detail. I hope to see all of this forums followers at this event. Stop in and see Jason Blake or Tim Stolper at the Millennium Technologies booth in the vendor area. A great time for sure, see you there 🙂

Thanks to the members, I usually just surf this page when I need help but after a week of messing with my 97 magnum, and finding the solution here I figured I would share.
Quad starts and idles perfect, but started bogging at about 3/4 throttle 2 weeks ago. cleaned and adjusted carb, pulled air filter changed plug all the normal stuff. No difference.
Pulled off most of the plastics to get at the engine and check the cam lobes, and pulled airbox as well. before opening the valve cover I tried quad again for hell of it and low and behold it ran perfect, this was noted deep down in another thread. washed airbox out (no obstructions found) and put it back on (no filter no lid), quad bogged again, disconnected the snorkel to the carb and it ran fine put it back on it would bog at high rev. Nothing getting pinched, no rubber boots collapsing nothing blocking airflow, thought I was losing it.
Read one thread that said put it all back together and make sure no leaks, which I did, and greased all the mating surfaces, low and behold it runs perfect, still waiting for a new air filter but it runs with the old one better than without one at all. I still find it hard to believe the carb is that sensitive that a tiny airflow change but that was it. Im sure the carb clean plugs etc helped, but bottom line was the air induction system and aside from the filter and a little effort its a super cheap fix, considering the alternative (Cam, Clutch, carb, valves etc)