just got my first predator?....
Feb 10, 2010 | 03:31 PM
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just got my first predator?....
Whats up guys? I had just recently traded my 2000 scrambler 2X4 400 for a 2003 Predator ( straight up) ... Was wondering if any one could tell me a thing or two about these bikes? dont really know much about them ( not even sure how to really check the oil 
) and all i know about this thing is he brought it over it starts right up and runs, rode it, its fast and shifts threw all the gears smoothly... Just trying to find out if theres any thing i need to look out for on these? the pros and cons of this bike. Any help and commits would be greatly appreciated, thanks guys
) and all i know about this thing is he brought it over it starts right up and runs, rode it, its fast and shifts threw all the gears smoothly... Just trying to find out if theres any thing i need to look out for on these? the pros and cons of this bike. Any help and commits would be greatly appreciated, thanks guys
Feb 10, 2010 | 06:42 PM
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Thanks for the comp... Been lookin into books trying to find best place to get one. figured i could get a lot of info here to, everyone on heres been so helpful in the past. Just hoping i dont end up havin a nightmare on my hands if anything every goes wrong?... trying to find out how easy or hard they are to work on.
Feb 10, 2010 | 08:12 PM
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right on would appreciate that.... and as far as beign raced?... was told no not really? , it was more for just riding around in the yard (but...). told did a lil bit when first got it just to see what it had, he is the orignal owner since 03, came with a mild set of mud tires as well.
, it was more for just riding around in the yard (but...). told did a lil bit when first got it just to see what it had, he is the orignal owner since 03, came with a mild set of mud tires as well.
Feb 10, 2010 | 08:26 PM
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it doesn't look like it was raced, very nice bike, the uploadings gunna take a while, so I'll let it go overnight
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Feb 11, 2010 | 09:24 AM
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If you go under the Polaris website and make an account you should be able to access the owners manual for the machine. That will be the most helpful if you want to know maintanace and oil type and fill locations. Always good to swap out all the oil and grease it up good when you get a new machine.
