This past Saturday my wife and I went out and bought a SP500HO for myself and a Trailblazer for her. This is the first time she has ridden ATV's and she wants to ride all the time. She loves it. This is great for me.
I'am already thinking about future mods. I've been getting some good ideas just from reading this site.
No complants on the SP500. Although I'am still in the break-in period, I love it. Can't wait to open her up.

 

I wish i had that kind of money, I can barely afford to breath.LOL.
If your thinking of future mods. for yours or her machine the first thing I would do is go with a good pipe and air filter combination.
Thats the two most popular mods. out there for noticeable increases in overall power and perfomance.
Companies I would check into are:
www.knmotorcycles.com filters
www.hotseatperformance.com
www.hpd-inc.com
www.accwhse.com/dg.htmDG pipes
www.rittercycle.com
I would be careful about putting mods. on your wifes machine, she might leave you in the dust.
RIDE SAFE.

2000 SCRAMBLER 400 2X4

SCRAMDADDY400

 

Ya should have got 2 500 HO's unless you are willing to ride the Trail Blazer most of the time, because when she finds out what ya have ya ain't going to be riding it much.

 

Heck no! The Blazer looks like a fun bike for a change up once in awhile when you want to fly through the trails a leave all that SP weight behind.

 

Bad thing is that the H.O. will stripe the Trail Blazer's ***.

 

Aint NO way I'd let my wife of 120lbs run thru the off camber hills and rough terrain that I frequent on my Xplorer or Sportsman.Thats why I bought the little 397lb Honda Recon for her and the daughter to share.

The rider should allways be in control of the quad,not the quad in control of the rider.A 120 lbs women cant handle the rougher terrain that us guys are used to on our big Sportsmans- -Xplorers ect.So im asking you guys if yous are really letting the wifes or girlfriends ride them big tanks in the rougher,off camber stuff?Or do they just ride the country roads with you on the bigger quads?Just curious,
Bill