I bought a swing arm guard/skid plate for my 2005 400ex. When I went to put it on, I noticed that the stock one is a PRM. Ive heard that PRM makes good products.

So, should I return my armadillo and keep the prm on or is the armadillo a lot better?

Thanks

https://youtu.be/1AFn9M6agMc

Why can’t they make the plastic scratch resistant? I have a 2015 Honda Foreman – Black… Breathing near it makes scratches appear… I have 100 miles now and it it looks like I ran it through some government document shredder lol…

Just saying… somebody needs to get with the plastic provider/engineer and bring the body panels into the future with tougher plastic… I know it’s an off road vehicle and I’m going to run it through thorns and cactus and all sorts of abrasive materials, but hey, I still want to rinse it off and it look shiny and new.

Anyway… what made me post this is sad but true… I have tall rubber boots I wear for bow hunting that have zipper to make putting on and off easy, not thinking anything of it I get home and see the plastic is totally scratched to hell on both sides and realize the zipper from the boots rubbed constantly the entire ride to and from. the fenders show every little scratch from just going through tall grass… the four wheeler looks thrashed.

So, OCD clean freaks out there be warned the plastic scratches WAY to easy.

I am like, it’s a four wheeler it’s going to get scratched, but watching that video, makes me think there is got to be better materials for this application so scratches are not caused by 1 mile hour wind blowing dust on it 🙂

What do y’all do to clean the black plastics (specifically on the new Rancher floorboards)? I can’t get the mud stains out of them!

I notice the difference in feel more then I thought I would.

I know this question has been asked before, but I cannot find the exact answer for my questions.

My wife and I only ride about 2 or 3 times a year and we usually go to a state park (St. Joe state park in MO). We mostly do easy trail riding, but these trails do have rocks. We do not go crazy on these trails, just casual rides.

With that being said, should I get nerf bars or skid plates first on my 05 400ex? I am not looking for anything expensive since we dont ride that often. I was looking at the tusk nerf bars. Are these ok? If you recommend skids first, should I get full chasis, swing arm guards, a arm skids? I am not too familiar with these at all.

Now, my wife rides a 95 300ex and I definetly want to get her some nerf bars. She does not have any kind of heel guards on hers, so I am afraid her foot is going to get ran over. Should I get her just the tusk nerfs or the tusk with heel guards?

Thanks in advance for all your help!

I am a newbie here so take it easy just picked up the quad yesterday thinking of doing a 2 Inch lift kit new rims and tires because the rims are bent like no other so with this being said not trying to break the bank what would you all recommend I was looking at itp mud lite xl tires what is a good rim this quad will be mostly used for ice fishing and plowing the anew

Thanks for the help
Ryan spiruda

I thought about a digital urban camo wrap on my Honda. I was wondering if anyone has done this them selves, how it went, where you bought from, and cost. Thanks!

My neighbour is selling a Moose plow (blade and mount) from his 2013 500 Foreman (no IRS) and I was wondering if the mount will fit my 2015 500 Rubicon deluxe with IRS. I have no plow specifics other than the brand name.

I guess I’m wondering if the mount bolt locations are the same on both bikes.

Thanks,

Jeff

Was looking threw the cabelas "auto and atv" catalog and saw that they have a Atv street legal light kit. Does anyone have this or have something similar? Seems a little pricy but can probably find one cheaper or make my own. How does it all wire up? Is their a big control box or something for it?

Was looking threw the cabelas "auto and atv" catalog and saw that they have a Atv street legal light kit. Does anyone have this or have something similar? Seems a little pricy but can probably find one cheaper or make my own. How does it all wire up? Is their a big control box or something for it?