Here is our dog Shadow getting ready for a ride. She rides on the seat and tank on top of a pillow the wife made for her. She has her tied off to her when they ride[emoji106]
Just as the title says. I know that factory offset, but I also want to add 28" zillas. I have a 15 850ho sportsman. I know the height will clear, but will the tires clear the suspension parts on the inside or will they rub?
Just as the title says. I know that factory offset, but I also want to add 28" zillas. I have a 15 850ho sportsman. I know the height will clear, but will the tires clear the suspension parts on the inside or will they rub?
Hi, I picked up a Honda 3 wheeler from a guy near my house and he threw in this Honda Quad, it is in rough shape and has been painted with a spray can (all of the numbers have been painted over and I don’t know where to find them to clean off the numbered area), but it starts on the first pull and runs strong although it smokes like a truck stop waitress named Ruby. I love restoring things like this so I will likely spend 3 times what it is worth to have it nice again. I am hoping someone will be able to tell me a little bit about what it is and where to start as far as parts go.
Hi, I picked up a Honda 3 wheeler from a guy near my house and he threw in this Honda Quad, it is in rough shape and has been painted with a spray can (all of the numbers have been painted over and I don’t know where to find them to clean off the numbered area), but it starts on the first pull and runs strong although it smokes like a truck stop waitress named Ruby. I love restoring things like this so I will likely spend 3 times what it is worth to have it nice again. I am hoping someone will be able to tell me a little bit about what it is and where to start as far as parts go.
I’ve got a 1996 fourtrax 300 that my parents bought brand new. It’s been everywhere twice buts it’s in good shape and in really good condition. I grew up on it so I’m pretty attached to it. It sat for 2 years and had been outside for the last 5-6 years. They gave it to me under the condition I would fix it up. Fresh gas new tires and it’s been running strong all summer. I’m convinced it’s the best atv ever made. That being said all my friends are getting fourwheelers too and they are getting these big can am 800s or brut forces with with huge tires and engines twice the size of mine. Mine is 2wd it has itp mud lites on stock rims and I’ve got a winch with a recovery kit.
The question Is. Will mine keep up with them? I’m not to extreme. If water get on my ankles Im getting out. I don’t "creek" ride because I like my stuff to work. I do go in some mild mud though. Would y’all be doing anything to my fourtax if it was yours to keep up?
I’ve got a 1996 fourtrax 300 that my parents bought brand new. It’s been everywhere twice buts it’s in good shape and in really good condition. I grew up on it so I’m pretty attached to it. It sat for 2 years and had been outside for the last 5-6 years. They gave it to me under the condition I would fix it up. Fresh gas new tires and it’s been running strong all summer. I’m convinced it’s the best atv ever made. That being said all my friends are getting fourwheelers too and they are getting these big can am 800s or brut forces with with huge tires and engines twice the size of mine. Mine is 2wd it has itp mud lites on stock rims and I’ve got a winch with a recovery kit.
The question Is. Will mine keep up with them? I’m not to extreme. If water get on my ankles Im getting out. I don’t "creek" ride because I like my stuff to work. I do go in some mild mud though. Would y’all be doing anything to my fourtax if it was yours to keep up?
I am looking into purchasing a new set of tires before winter hits and upon doing a bit of looking around, I feel I need some possible feedback or help finding a good all around set.
If I were to buy just the tires themselves, I would prefer to stay around/under 400 bucks. If I were to pick up the tire and wheel combos, I would like to stay under $500.
So far, the tire I like the most would require a tire and wheel combo purchase and of course would be $660. The ITP Blackwater Evolution Radial is by far my favorite but still just too much to justify spending atm. A few of the other tires I have been eyeing up are the Kenda Bear Claw, Carlisle 489 A/T, CST Behemoth and Abuzz, and the GBC Dirt Commander.
Currently I only have the stock tires on my 2005 foreman 500 4×4. The majority of my riding is plowing in the winter, and taking hay out for the horses in the winter as well(this can get muddy in the fall and spring seasons). I do occassionally trail ride in some decently muddy areas and have gotten stuck a number of times with stock tires. More so recently as the tires have worn quite a bit from plowing. I also will move logs from time to time and trailblaze alot of my property so thats why I like the 8ply tires as well.
If anyone has any feedback on the tires I listed, pros or cons, that would be helpful or if anyone knows of any different tire that I have not found yet please feel free to share 🙂
Here is our dog Shadow getting ready for a ride. She rides on the seat and tank on top of a pillow the wife made for her. She has her tied off to her when they ride[emoji106]
