That is one sweet looking bike. What are the lights on the front?

 

nckytrailriding, Good info. Albemarle NC here. You getting any rain form the T. Storm? I think you are near the coast or am I backwards?

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: nckytrailriding

Mannnnnnnnn, that's a sweet looking machine! My dad just snorkeled his yamaha 350 wolverine this weekend and I am just curios what do have that you need the four snorkels in the front of your atv?</end quote></div>

Thanks, 2 are for air intake and the other 2 are for the belt intake and exhaust.





<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Mud Hog

That is one sweet looking bike. What are the lights on the front?</end quote></div>

Thanks, the front lights are red white and blue strobe lights. You can see a video of them by clicking on my video link below.

 

You must have some serious $'s wrapped up in that bad boy. How many miles a year do you put on it?

 

Yeah I've got a lot of dough in it LOL. I think its got right under 3000 miles on it right now.

 

yeah its not really worth it. I wet sanded my old plastics to get the rough edges out and then i sanded them with some 180 to scuff them a little bit. My cousin even owns a paint shop so I took every lil bit of advice he gave i bought the bulldog to spray the plastics first so it acted as an adhesive component... Well needless to say the paint was nice for about 3 months and then after that it peeled right off as if it were spray paint so don't waste your money..IMO

 

That is one sweet lookin machine!![img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img]

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>the paint was nice for about 3 months and then after that it peeled right off as if it were spray paint</end quote></div> What caused it to peel? Did it come off with a pressure washer or from scratches or ?? How much is left on the quad?

This is something I'm considering doing to my old Kodiak, so I'd like to understand the pitfalls.