I was riding last week and got in trouble and rolled my Rancher. It rolled completely over and landed back on four wheels. Everything appears to be okay with no visible damage. Is there anyting that I can not see on it that I should have checked out or should it be okay? It stills ride great and appears to be oaky. Any advise would be appreciated.

 

I rolled mine last summer, unless you did a very hard rollover should be nothing to worry about.

Worst thing that could happen is fuel came out the overflow tube or something lol.

But I mean if you were doing 35 MPH or something and it went end for end etc 12 or more times, then you might have to tighten some bolts up, and straighten the handlebars.

Lucky when I rolled mine I was going very slow, in fact I came to a stop on a steep hill Sideways, I jumped off and it rolled over very easy. Course fuel started coming out, and the handlebars where full of sand in every spot you could imagine, and it stalled out.

 

You got lucky rolling that thing with no damage[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

I rolled it going up a short, steep hill. I was able to get out of the way before it rolled on top of me. It scared me to death. I have nothing but respect for that machine after thinking what it could have done if it rolled on me. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

Drive it on flat and level blacktop to make sure it goes straight, quick way to make sure none of the suspension was bent. Check your air box and see if there are any presents.