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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: 800 EFI X2 LE
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: jumbofrank
Welcome to the forums and congrats on the X2 LE. If you get stupid like I do and have a drunk following you need front and rear bumpers. [IMG][/IMG]
P.S. a 500 EFI will push a 335 backwards pretty easy when you mash the throttle. [IMG][/IMG]</end quote></div>
I got the front one, should be safe from drunks from behind [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0[/IMG]</end quote></div>
Your gonna want the rear one too, seems to me people never pay attention and someone always gets rammed once in a while, and when your rear fenders get busted, you would have wished you got the rear bumper. My 07' had 75 miles on it when I got nailed, got hit fairly hard, but it barely made a nick on the bumper, would have broke my right quarter fender all to hell if I didn't have the bumper.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: jumbofrank
Welcome to the forums and congrats on the X2 LE. If you get stupid like I do and have a drunk following you need front and rear bumpers. [IMG][/IMG]
P.S. a 500 EFI will push a 335 backwards pretty easy when you mash the throttle. [IMG][/IMG]</end quote></div>
I got the front one, should be safe from drunks from behind [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0[/IMG]</end quote></div>
Your gonna want the rear one too, seems to me people never pay attention and someone always gets rammed once in a while, and when your rear fenders get busted, you would have wished you got the rear bumper. My 07' had 75 miles on it when I got nailed, got hit fairly hard, but it barely made a nick on the bumper, would have broke my right quarter fender all to hell if I didn't have the bumper.
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Get the front rack extension. It's nice to hold soft sided or structured bags on. I also got the Polaris bed mat. Very thick. Almost 1/2". It's great for protecting the bed when you are 1 up and using it for firewood, gravel, etc. The winch will come in handy when pulling out other's quads stuck in the mud.
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Wow, sounds like you are having your day in the candy shop Bro.!
I echo the others, have FUN man and enjoy your purchase. As you
well know you can go crazy on the options and accessories.
I like you am a hunter. I bought the Lock&Ride Gun scabbared. Great purchase!
It holds my 30-06 with scope with no problem, snug fit. Some say you can fit two
rifles in them, I can't see where you can, maybe there are other types out there
(Kolpin products) but I used it too for black powder (Traditions rifle w\scope).
Hand guards may not be a bad idea if you go through tight trails with branchs. vines
and some briar patches, I learned the hard way when my knuckels and backhand
got snagged a few. FYI, I didn't get much out of my "Stealth Exhaust" so I sold it.
I recommend having at least one end handlebar mirror, it really helps!
Cheers,
R'
I echo the others, have FUN man and enjoy your purchase. As you
well know you can go crazy on the options and accessories.
I like you am a hunter. I bought the Lock&Ride Gun scabbared. Great purchase!
It holds my 30-06 with scope with no problem, snug fit. Some say you can fit two
rifles in them, I can't see where you can, maybe there are other types out there
(Kolpin products) but I used it too for black powder (Traditions rifle w\scope).
Hand guards may not be a bad idea if you go through tight trails with branchs. vines
and some briar patches, I learned the hard way when my knuckels and backhand
got snagged a few. FYI, I didn't get much out of my "Stealth Exhaust" so I sold it.
I recommend having at least one end handlebar mirror, it really helps!
Cheers,
R'
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congrats on the purchase, and on joining this forum. The knowlage of these guys in here is amazing. If you have a problem, just ask and someone can and WILL help. This is a great community and I am really glad I joined. So far they have saved me at least 300-500 dollars in repair bills because I found the info to do it myself. Have fun and be safe.
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: RticKwad
Wow, sounds like you are having your day in the candy shop Bro.!
I echo the others, have FUN man and enjoy your purchase. As you
well know you can go crazy on the options and accessories.
I like you am a hunter. I bought the Lock&Ride Gun scabbared. Great purchase!
It holds my 30-06 with scope with no problem, snug fit. Some say you can fit two
rifles in them, I can't see where you can, maybe there are other types out there
(Kolpin products) but I used it too for black powder (Traditions rifle w\scope).
Hand guards may not be a bad idea if you go through tight trails with branchs. vines
and some briar patches, I learned the hard way when my knuckels and backhand
got snagged a few. FYI, I didn't get much out of my "Stealth Exhaust" so I sold it.
I recommend having at least one end handlebar mirror, it really helps!
Cheers,
R'</end quote></div>
I have a Stealth exhaust on my 700 and for the little bit it quieted it down is was not worth the cash. Might go with the handguards. I mainly see the Kolpin ones how are they?
Wow, sounds like you are having your day in the candy shop Bro.!
I echo the others, have FUN man and enjoy your purchase. As you
well know you can go crazy on the options and accessories.
I like you am a hunter. I bought the Lock&Ride Gun scabbared. Great purchase!
It holds my 30-06 with scope with no problem, snug fit. Some say you can fit two
rifles in them, I can't see where you can, maybe there are other types out there
(Kolpin products) but I used it too for black powder (Traditions rifle w\scope).
Hand guards may not be a bad idea if you go through tight trails with branchs. vines
and some briar patches, I learned the hard way when my knuckels and backhand
got snagged a few. FYI, I didn't get much out of my "Stealth Exhaust" so I sold it.
I recommend having at least one end handlebar mirror, it really helps!
Cheers,
R'</end quote></div>
I have a Stealth exhaust on my 700 and for the little bit it quieted it down is was not worth the cash. Might go with the handguards. I mainly see the Kolpin ones how are they?
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Picked it up tonight, only got about 20 minutes on it but they have came a long wasy since my 02 700. Much nicer ride, smoother clutching and more creature comforts.
I really like the Warn Winch set up. The wireless remote rocks, and the synthetic rope is much easier to work with then the cable.
I really like the Warn Winch set up. The wireless remote rocks, and the synthetic rope is much easier to work with then the cable.
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