FWIW ... the rear shocks on the Sportsman 500 are adjustable, and I have mine set one notch firmer than stock. I think it feels much more stable, and I'm sure it helps to maintain ground clearance too.

 

Where is everyone at?Hey this has been good disscusion hate to see it die.I finially learned how to down load pics off of camera try this out has some pic's of suspention.CM
OK got it straighten out now try!!!!
http://real.photopoint.com/jerryspar...hickmobile.htm

 

Yo ChickenMan,
>>We don't have access to your C drive!
>>You need to upload the photos to a website and pass us the URL.


OK that's better!
I wish I had time to put together a slide-show like that ... really nice clip.

Bring your camera this weekend, and we'll find a *real* side-hill; That one doesn't look challenging enough

Hey, there may be a new (2000) Grizzly 600 in the bunch this weekend. This ought to be fun!

For anyone that is interested, the Quad Dusters ride this weekend (Labor Day) just got moved down the road a bit, from Snow Blind, to Middle Quartz Creek, just out of Pitkin, CO. We'll still be riding in the same general area as originally planned, but camped in a better spot (FREE is always better, right?) If you're in the area, drop in. You can find Middle Quartz Creek with MapQuest, and we'll have the "Quad Dusters" signs out. Come jetted for 10-13 thousand foot elevation

 

TIM
Yeah that ditch wasn't real great but was tippy there,thought looked better when I was looking at it.That slideshow is real simple,don't take long at all.CM

 

Ah!
Next time, tilt the camera so it *looks* as tipsy as it feels! LOL