wolverine review
#21
My wolf is now sporting Durablue spacers, Durablue axel, Renthal bars, WhiteBros pipe, ITP aluminum wheels, Works dual rate shocks, along with a bunch of other little goodies.
In mid June I will order a big bore kit or a high compression piston & cam. Still undecided. But will definatly be getting the clutch mod from Mickey Dunlap.
WIll
In mid June I will order a big bore kit or a high compression piston & cam. Still undecided. But will definatly be getting the clutch mod from Mickey Dunlap.
WIll
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The overfenders are hard plastic just like your fenders.
I have not had any problems but I am a little more careful around
trees and stuff. The new has not worn off yet if you know what I mean?
I did rub one on a rock pretty hard. I thought it might break but it held up. One thing good about being plastic is that they dont lay down on the tire if you get alot of mud on top your fenders. I will have to see how they hold up in the cold this winter. Plastic seems to break more in the cold. They look good and the mud protection is great.
I have not had any problems but I am a little more careful around
trees and stuff. The new has not worn off yet if you know what I mean?
I did rub one on a rock pretty hard. I thought it might break but it held up. One thing good about being plastic is that they dont lay down on the tire if you get alot of mud on top your fenders. I will have to see how they hold up in the cold this winter. Plastic seems to break more in the cold. They look good and the mud protection is great.
#27
I think the Wolverine is one of the best 4-wheel drive ATV's on the market. I ride with mostly Prairie 650 and Grizzly's and we ride hard and fast and by the end of the day they are worn out and exhausted from wrestling those big heavy quads all day. I am usually always in the lead and challenged for it once in a while when it is dusty but as soon as we get in tight areas I pass them and they chase me the rest of the day. I admit I have done some work on my Wolverine (Works Performance shocks front and rear along with $1,900 worth of motor work)which has helped me stay at the front but even without the modifications the bike is still a contender. Anyone that has owned a Wolverine will tell you that it is one of the best ATV's for the dollar on the market today.
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