well came up to some water sat. didnt look deep at first so what the heck . started to go through and i could see the bottom so no big deal , well next thing i know im up to the top of the motor in water oh shi*#&
i kept on going and made it across to the other side with no problem , that was pretty cool

 

wow! no way you went through water! you daredevil

 

not bad for a little grizzly cub

 

ya im happy with it

 

Not meaning to burst your bubble or anything, but water above the engine is really not that big of a deal. When we start getting around the racks and above, that's when it gets a little technical.

 

Yeah thats not real deep but I am suprised that the belt didnt slip because if i am not mistaken the tranny breeather is only a little higher than that and it dont take much splashin to get some in there.

 

pop !!!! there goes my bubble , that was the first time for me that deep and no problem with the belt so do i have to go for the handle bars next Rich

 

might want to get some snorkels and then blow your bubble up and head for the handle bars!

 

bruin350:

find your air intake, 1" below that is how deep of water you can go through with no problems......after that it may become a concern

 

Hey boys while we're on the subject of intakes, where is the CVT intake snorkel on the Kawasaki Prairie 650? I know it's somewhere high and dry, but where exactly?