I biught a motor cycle tank bag and used it on the back of my Reny….It was great until it was cover in Mud….Small zippers are no good in that…

I have a 2012 outlander that I bought and I just noticed that the bike have two problems one of the problems is that both black and gray key are low performance keys and the second problem is this…

Considering a new gps and I’m stuck between the Montana and Oregon. Camera is really not a deal breaker. What do you use and how do you like it?

Considering a new gps and I’m stuck between the Montana and Oregon. Camera is really not a deal breaker. What do you use and how do you like it?

I’m looking for a gas tank for my trx250x the one I have has rust really bad on the inside

Well, I have been to this park three times. Twice with my old Polaris 500 2up and the final time with the new 2017 Outlander 1000 Max Limited. Some portions are very rocky and others are groomed. Mud holes, Mountain views and tunnel and some quick runs. Did I say some paths were "ROCKY". The outlander soaked up all the rocks and bumps like a champ. My old Polaris took a beating from the rocks. If you go here, be prepared to tackle the rocky terrain………. bring a small zip lock bag for the fillings that get knocked loose.:yahoo:

Hey guys looking for some advise here on the best position to mount this bumper on my 300, this pic is of the bumper zip tied on to get an idea of what she’ll look like, i tryed many positions, i like the way this looks, what do you guys think, lower ? Higher? Thanks.

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Eventually i want to swap to 31" outlaws and also get a second set of trail tires. I want to clutch it for the laws as they will get the better workout. Should i get trail tires that weigh close to the same to be close with the clutching? Im debating between 30" blackwater evos if the weight does matter much or 30" pitbull growlers if i should try to keep the weight close.

Pics from Hatfield & McCoy Trail and Spearhead Trails. Combined there are probably over 1000 miles of trails. All numbered, so no getting lost. Ride into town, gas up, get something eat and get back on the trail.

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