Pulled the Trigger on a 2009 SP 850 XP Sunset Red
#32
05-16-2009, 05:22 PM
Not new anymore Biz. Go get that beast dirty.
I have vivid memories of a similar night in January when I brought mine home. I think I remember my hands shaking and sweating a bit as it was being loaded up. Pretty exciting stuff.
I got a chest / shoulder protector the other day. Figure it's easy enough to put on and pretty comfortable. Worth the protection. -Ride safe.
I have vivid memories of a similar night in January when I brought mine home. I think I remember my hands shaking and sweating a bit as it was being loaded up. Pretty exciting stuff.
I got a chest / shoulder protector the other day. Figure it's easy enough to put on and pretty comfortable. Worth the protection. -Ride safe.
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05-16-2009, 11:32 PM
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#38
05-17-2009, 10:54 PM
ProLockers - here is a review.
www.ATVPT.com - All Terrain Vehicle Product Tests ATV Technical Magazine
www.ATVPT.com - All Terrain Vehicle Product Tests ATV Technical Magazine
#39
05-18-2009, 06:57 AM
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Very nice Biz.
You could also look into ratchetstrapssuck.com or look at the E track system for tie downs. Personally I just use some nice wide straps I bought on ebay from a guy in Wisconsin. My trailer has too many uses and I load it different directions sometimes, so those type of tie down systems don't work for me.
You could also look into ratchetstrapssuck.com or look at the E track system for tie downs. Personally I just use some nice wide straps I bought on ebay from a guy in Wisconsin. My trailer has too many uses and I load it different directions sometimes, so those type of tie down systems don't work for me.
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05-18-2009, 04:13 PM
