Crashed My 2000 Warrior! HELP!
#1
Ok I was flying down a grabel road showing off in 6th gear wide open.The road turned to the left and down a hill and i tried sliding it around the corner but it didnt work too well and i lost control in the rocks and slid into the dirt bank off the side of the road.I went over the handlebars and landed on the road and flipped a few times.But im worried about my Warrior.When i got back on i thought everything was alright til i tried to go forward.The quad went to the right.I straightened the handlebars so they were pointing exactly forward and my right front wheel is turned out to the right.The one that hit the bank.I thought maybe i bent the tie-rod or something but that wouldnt make the wheel turn out would it?I dunno!Can somebody give me some info please?Thanks in advance!
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man sorry to hear that, glad ur alright. You might want to get back out on the same road in the opposite direction and slam into it with the other side of the quad. These things have a way of working themselves out.
man sorry to hear that, glad ur alright. You might want to get back out on the same road in the opposite direction and slam into it with the other side of the quad. These things have a way of working themselves out.
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Thanks for the info. I think ill go check the tie-rod and the hub and the spindle like you all said.I havent really had a chance to look at it too close yet.Id say its probably the hub or spindle though cuz the whole rim and tire is pointed outwards so seems like it would be one of the two.Well ill let yall know what i find out.Later and thanks again!
#9
Well YahahaRyder18 if ya are ever in southeastern Ohio look me up and well head out to Wayne National Forest and you can admire my riding skills from far behind me cuz id eat you alive with my bad *** Warrior.Um its all stock too (he he he he)not really though.Well anytime bud!
But i aint mad at cha.Later man!
But i aint mad at cha.Later man!
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