I ride about 1000 miles per year, would be more if we were'nt so busy plowing rds in the winter.Seems like I end up working every weekend, but when I get a chance man is it ever fun on groomed trails and theres plenty of them with rallys almost every weekend.

 

Seems like a common theme. If we all had more time we would probably put a lot more miles on our machines!!! Lord knows I would!

 

This has been a very reliable machine..Do regular maintaince..300-400 miles..I installed greaseable u-joints when it was new..Just replaced the original tires..Just came home from a 3 day ride in WV..220 miles...Going again MLK weekend for 4 days...P.S.. we got over 80 miles on a tank of fuel last Friday..

 

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This has been a very reliable machine..Do regular maintaince..300-400 miles..I installed greaseable u-joints when it was new..Just replaced the original tires..Just came home from a 3 day ride in WV..220 miles...Going again MLK weekend for 4 days...P.S.. we got over 80 miles on a tank of fuel last Friday..</end quote></div>

Did you at any point adjust your cam over the 6000plus miles if so at what point and was it within tolerance , thanks

 

Have done nothing but regular maint. and u-joint change to greaseable units..I must add when it was new I installed a complete Team RAPID REACTION clutch kit which is great..

 

about 3000 miles per year..I am retired so have plenty of time. I got my 09 xp on Oct 22 and now have 724 miles on it. I tend to trade at least every 2 years.

 

Before I got married I was riding somewhere everyday, even if it was just to my grandparesnts house down the road about a mile. I averaged 4000-6000 miles a year. Got married and the new sportsman has only 800 miles in nearly 2 years. Man what a difference, and I miss those times and wish I could go back sometimes. I love my wife and would not trade her for a new XP (LOL) but the living at home and having money to blow for what ever reason was great. I would sometimes put more gas in my atv than my truck. Oh well, times change.