They have been very reliable quads. I have 3123 miles on the Foreman with 299 hours. The Mudlite XL's and type 5 rockcrushers have been on since 835 miles, they're not even 1/4 worn yet, just now loosing the small dip in the center lugs! The wifes Rancher has 1357 miles and 125 hours. Her tires and rims have been on since it had 9 miles.
The disk brake install took less time than cleaning and replacing the stock brakes!

 

Awsome, does the brakes stop much better now. Your foreman has about the same miles hours as mine.

 

Night and day difference. The kit is a bit overpriced imho, but well made and VERY EFFECTIVE! It should also decrease maintenence time spent. I have only tried them in the driveway, the big test will be in 12 days. I have only read good things about them though...
I did not like the Highlifter kit... Just don't think a utility machine needs slotted rotors, I would think it could/would cause an issue with the pads vs mud/sticks/other debris. Plus I have read the Highlifter rotor is only 1/8" thick, the Xtreme rotor is 1/4" thick.

 

I just got back from evarts, KY and I had a great time. You can ride your quads anywhere it town, basically you unload it once and ride all day and all night. Encredible views and riding. They have a trail for anyone.

Great riding.

Mike

 

Yup, i just got back from the new honda training center in knott county kentucky, Not far from harlan. Great trails to ride there. Will be heading down to harlan in july.