My Hibird video
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Hello everyone, I am a new member but I have been here before to get info especially on the HIBIRD. I got mixed experience from everyone but took the chance anyways. I bought two 250 from anamcycles back in May 08. Just like everyone else I had my share of loose bolts and small problems but they run and perform great for me I am a beginer in the ATV world. I mainly communicated with anamcycles through e-mail on any problems that I had and they would respond daily so that was cool. Now I have to let everyone know berore I could put a little thread lock on everything the metering screw vibrated out and it took them about a month to get me another one I was very upset because the wife could not go with me. I finaly got it and we are back in business. This url is for my video on you tube, remember I am a beginer [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] enjoy
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milomon - nice video.
You really need to stop the rear fenders from 'flapping in the breeze'. Get some 1/8" x 1" flat bar stock, about 16" to 18" long, drill a 5/16" hole about 5/8" from one end, bend the end about 75 degrees about 1-1/4" from the end; then drill the other end with a 1/4" bit about 3/4" from the other end and bend about 15 degrees about 1-1/4" from the end also. Attach the 5/16" end to the rear mounting bolt of the 'rear hand bar' and the 1/4" end to the outer rear fender near the edges with 1/4" bolts and fender washers.
This should 'stabilize' the plastic fenders. Good luck with your new quad !!!
You really need to stop the rear fenders from 'flapping in the breeze'. Get some 1/8" x 1" flat bar stock, about 16" to 18" long, drill a 5/16" hole about 5/8" from one end, bend the end about 75 degrees about 1-1/4" from the end; then drill the other end with a 1/4" bit about 3/4" from the other end and bend about 15 degrees about 1-1/4" from the end also. Attach the 5/16" end to the rear mounting bolt of the 'rear hand bar' and the 1/4" end to the outer rear fender near the edges with 1/4" bolts and fender washers.
This should 'stabilize' the plastic fenders. Good luck with your new quad !!!
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