you can try adjusting the rear shock as soft as it can go .or start eating 2 big macs a day for a month. lol..

 

My Zilla has Holeshots 21x11x10 and they work great in the dirt and the sand at Moses Lake, WA. Have to switch to paddles when in the Oregon dunes.

 

don't feel bad, my zilla doesn't hook up on any thing in alberta either and i run bear claws as well. that is what happens when you have a machine that weighs less than 400 lbs and has more than 60 horse power.

where do you ride around edmonton.

 

There are some pretty awesome gravel pits just west of Edmonton ( big hills , lots of jumps ). we also go to Bruderhime , Vega ( lots of sand )and sometimes just along the river.
How bout yourself where do ride the old widowmaker ? I'd say lets hook up and go riding , but I'm putting the old girl up for sale here shortly , so my riding days for this year are pretty much finished. Next year either a Honda TRX 250r quad with a CR500 in it or another Zilla ,
(if I can find one.) either one of them will be Insane to ride ....
and thats all that really matters Heh..Heh..Heh..
I am in the middle of restoring a 1970 Chevelle SS right now , so I have to make a sacrifice.

Thanks for everyones feedback , I is appriciated.

 

i am actually selling mine as well, not good for riding in this area, but it was perfect for riding the dunes in idaho, what a blast.


1988 Suzuki Quadzilla. FMF pipe and silencer, new carb, boyessen power reeds, motion pro twist throttle, hi performance clutch and basket. ceet seat cover, plastics in good shape, custom grease nipple on every bearing, plus 4" lone star swing arm, DG alloy front bumper, DG swing arm plate. Douglas .190 polished alum rims all around. kenda tracker rear paddle tires, kevlar belted pure sports on front, c/w extra rear alum rims with bearclaw tires. moose clutch lever and perch, msr handle bars. K&N air filter c/w outerwear. works ultracross rear shock with remote res, white bros wp nitro shock up front with remote res. needs a piston & rings to be running again. approx 250 dollars to fix.