What didn't I adhear too?!?!?! I don't get it!

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Evan Johnson 400EX/LT250R

 

he its not my fault you had to tow me home. But the lakota is pretty good and strong . And its great for donughts.

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T.J. Flynn Honda 300ex - stock but not for long

 

i have a mojave and i was just wondering if you have ever dragged a mojave with your 300ex, because all my friends are telling me you would kill mine. I was just wondering!! If you have was it a stock!!


-mojave 2000, nothing on it yet, my b-day is tis sunday

 

One of my riding friends has a Lakota. It is a great trail bike with a good suspension and good power. It could pull away from my Honda 300 4x4 when I was at top end speed. The only problem he had with it was the rear shock leaked out and then the handling suffered on high speed rough trails. Kawasaki wouldn't replace the shock. The only mod he put on it was 22inch super swamper rear tires.

 

hey jb_450s that persons lakota with the vamps does he have wheel spacers or do they fit without hitting it
thanks

 

I just put alltracks on my lakota (stock size) with douglas .190's f-5/b-3 and I only have one/eight in. clearance between the battery box and the inside of the tire. Are there any disadvantages to installing spacers.

 

The guy has regular swampers on and not vamps. They are the same size as the stock 22x10x10(?) goodyears and have the same rim size and backspacing therefore there is no interference with the battery. I rode it this past weekend and it wouldnt go much faster than my foreman in the snow. But that was probably because it is 2wd and it was slick conditions. And they tend to slide around a little more than the stock knobbies at speed.

[This message has been edited by JB_450s (edited 01-24-2000).]

[This message has been edited by JB_450s (edited 01-24-2000).]

 

I ride a '00 400ex and my dad rides a '99 Lakota. He has put 22 inch Maxxis Sur-traks on the back and 23 inch titan 489's in the front both on 190 rims. He also has a PRM baja front bumper and six pack rack on the back with the plastics taken off. Plus the front shocks went out and he bought some works for the front. It is a very cool quad if you don't want a manual but want a sporty machine. He loves it and there's no fourwheeler that matches its performance and options. He wants a new Supertrapp IDS soon.

 

When i said with the plastics off I meant with the Racks off. my bad

 

I've ridden Lakotas before and I like them. The engine is sporty but it still has torque.
They have decent acceleration and pretty good top end. A friend of mine is always pulling his brother's Grizzly out of the woods with his Lakota.