I brought my new o6 rincon home the other day and haven't been able to take it for a ride yet but I notice that when idleing it is running rough ,the idle speed seems to rise and fall,is this because the motor is still not broken in yet or maybe I have a bad sensor,this is my first honda atv and any help from rincon owners would be appreciated,I would of thought being a fuel injected motor it would idle real smooth.

 

hey ill try to get back to u on that i got lots of buddys that ride hondas so ill check on it i got a 400 outty and an 800 so iw ouldnt no

 

I just got back from a 2 hour ride on the rincon,it now idles as smooth as silk,I knew I shouldn't have doubted the honda reliability and waited until I took it for a ride before I posted,I guess I have been riding polaris products for too many years and am always expecting the worst... thanks anyway for the reply bomrider.,but I think it's good to go.

 

kk sounds good what kinda tires u got on that ? also how do the polaris run i heard they break down alot

 

I just have the stock dunlop radials on it right ,they seem to work pretty good but I only have 2 hours riding time onit,i also have a set of 25 inch 589's that I will mount on seperate rims for the mud rides,as for polaris lets just say I personally have not had very good luck with there atv's or sleds and I have had 3 of there atv's and 2 of there sleds inthe last 6 years.I should say in there defence the 02 xc 600 I had was a good sled but the 03 xc 800 I had was a nightmare,all the atv's were problematic...so I now ride a yamaha sled,and a honda atv and if honda made snowmobiles I would switch to one of those as well.

 

hey yea i hear ya well i have 2 bombardier atv's and 2 bombardier sleds and they never fail me i just bought mudlite xtr's 27' for my new outty 800 and i have 26" mudlites on my outty 400.where do u live abouts?

 

I've owned two Honda's and both were/are mothers to warm up. My 05 Rincon still takes a while to warm up but not as bad as before it was broken in.

 

southern ontario,belleville area