anyone still have any old fourwheelers?
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anyone still have any old fourwheelers?
I still have a 88 honda 300 2wd, Dad bought her new when I was like 10. Now my wife rides it now, does'nt even smoke!! My buddy just bought a 350 foreman 4x4 off a guy, what a tank! I beleive he said it is a 1990ish, the front axle is unreal on that thing! It still runs needs a fuel pump is all, yeah that floored me, it had an electric fuel pump! pretty cool!
#23
anyone still have any old fourwheelers?
in addition to the newbie, got a 1985 polaris trail boss 350L 4x4....Originally bought in 2002 as a makeshift utility vehicle. must agree, hauls like a beast, smooth ride, and materials are superb.....still ride it as it is 20 years old and want to keep it running more.....
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anyone still have any old fourwheelers?
1986 Honda TRX250 Fourtrax. After all we've put it through, one word: BULLETPROOF.
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anyone still have any old fourwheelers?
I have a 95 Kodiak that I was given last year... it was somewhat beaten on and neglected. Runs fine, but looks not so great.
I use it to plow my drive (got plow kit less than 1/2 price as it was sitting in dealers warehouse since 95) to drive to my hunting area (across road).
I'm planning to coat the plastic with camo tape or camo clad (its currently a sun faded yellow) unless others have had good success with repainting. Also, the racks need to come off to be sanded and repainted.
Also, I need wheels as the current wheels are pretty dented up.. Anyone have some?
I use it to plow my drive (got plow kit less than 1/2 price as it was sitting in dealers warehouse since 95) to drive to my hunting area (across road).
I'm planning to coat the plastic with camo tape or camo clad (its currently a sun faded yellow) unless others have had good success with repainting. Also, the racks need to come off to be sanded and repainted.
Also, I need wheels as the current wheels are pretty dented up.. Anyone have some?
#28
anyone still have any old fourwheelers?
Originally posted by: JSSuper
Up until a year or so ago I still had my first quad. The YFM Moto4 Yamaha. It was the 225 (so it was a YFM225ER me thinks) had dual racks and about 2" front/rear suspension travel. It was a mid 80's model 85 or 86 I think. That was a great 4-wheeler, never a minutes trouble until the end, the clutch pack began to slip a little, but if left in Low Range it was fine.
More power.... no I don't think so, but I don't think I've ridden a ATV that was geared lower. That YFM and my '92 Timberwolf were such good machines. I have to say that Yamaha's have treated me right. Thus my wife rides a Yamaha Bruin 250. Basically my 'wolf with new plastics, better lighting, and disk front brakes.
Up until a year or so ago I still had my first quad. The YFM Moto4 Yamaha. It was the 225 (so it was a YFM225ER me thinks) had dual racks and about 2" front/rear suspension travel. It was a mid 80's model 85 or 86 I think. That was a great 4-wheeler, never a minutes trouble until the end, the clutch pack began to slip a little, but if left in Low Range it was fine.
More power.... no I don't think so, but I don't think I've ridden a ATV that was geared lower. That YFM and my '92 Timberwolf were such good machines. I have to say that Yamaha's have treated me right. Thus my wife rides a Yamaha Bruin 250. Basically my 'wolf with new plastics, better lighting, and disk front brakes.
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