...and it lifts the front and it is tippy off camber. Compensation for a light front...you can easily bent far over towards the bumper and ride it w/o problem, thanks to light steering.

Wider tires/12.5 on C rims/ will help the tippiness . ..but a plastic is flexible, quad is light, you roll it, just push it back and go. no big deal. Happened to me many times, never damaged anything./ unlike my old SP500 ... hard black plastic had to be replaced several times/. Plus I didn't like 3rd light above handlebars.

Joe

 

I contribute the tippiness to it being narrow more than I do the IRS. A narrow IRS quad squats. A narrow straight axle comes off the ground.

 

dbcooper, how often do you think the valve adjustment should be considered. I had it done only once on my 02 /5000 miles/, but I don't remember why I got it done. ...power trouble,maybe.???

Joe

 

I've done mine about 3 times on my 02. About 1800 miles on it. I figure its due again. 660's seem to get tight fairly quick. Amazingly, my 89 Honda never had one done on it. Did it finally about 2 years ago, and they were still pretty much in spec after over 10 years.

 

i have a 02 grizz and love it. bought it in jan for 6300, have over 500 hours on it. never overheated. it take anywhere i go. my wife hates it because it i ride it all the time, but can't get noo beep beep then got to do something fun [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]. you made a good chose if you buy a grizz

 

hey can you give me the spects on you alum. warning plates. I realy like that Idea... do you mind?
also what type of paint did you use on the side grills, looks sharp. I was thinking of doing that but was warned not to due to straching off the paint while I ride. did you cover it in clear vynle to slove this problem?

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Thanks

 

Who is that post to? If you are talking about treadplate cutouts for the warning plates all you have to do is measure them out, shear them down ( if you have access to a shear ) and round off the corners a bit with a dremmel. Use aluminum light in gauge, about about .035-.050. You can either use small stainless screws to secure them or use double sided tape. I used stainless screws, holds better. As for painting Krylon makes paint for plastic that you don't need to clear, its very durable. Granite I haven't tried it yet but will soon.