Alan aka Davinci
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If you kept it between the trees and the rubber side down you'd have less trouble keeping paint on your ride.
The white ones are so fast they blow the roll cage off 🤣 they can’t withstand the wind force from the speed
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Towed in my buddy's broke Teryx:
Happy to have the Moose hitch.
Happy to have the Moose hitch.
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Gotta hate when the bypass is blocked too!
Had to push through:
Had to push through:
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Futz, flares don't look too bad. Are the rears growing on ya? I'm concerned I'll drag 'em on trees....
Yeah, the fronts look ok. Not loving the tucked-in look of the tires on the rear though. Haven't scraped a tree yet. The pic above is on the tightest trail we run. Got through the tightest point ok, no damage, no scrape. Did scrape a front flare at one point, no damage.
I'm considering 1/2" or 1" spacers, but I'm just not sure I wanna push it out to about 55" wheel width (even though the body work is at 56"!). The rear look bugs me. I'm vain I guess.
Mine have arrived; still in box. Damn, 50 lbs?? Heavier than I expected, though I didn't give it much thought. Good for a lower COG though I suppose!
Hoping to install tomorrow, then a quick clean up for some new pics before hauling it to deer camp.
Yes it’s heavy two people would make the job easy I did mine by myself and I cussed a little or maybe it was a lot 😂
I just ordered the fronts for that reason. I’m gonna custom make something like @JCart did for the rear.Yeah, the fronts look ok. Not loving the tucked-in look of the tires on the rear though. Haven't scraped a tree yet. The pic above is on the tightest trail we run. Got through the tightest point ok, no damage, no scrape. Did scrape a front flare at one point, no damage.
I'm considering 1/2" or 1" spacers, but I'm just not sure I wanna push it out to about 55" wheel width (even though the body work is at 56"!). The rear look bugs me. I'm vain I guess.
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I always thought that the reason they were white was because they were so much slower than all the other colors, and they were surrendering.If you kept it between the trees and the rubber side down you'd have less trouble keeping paint on your ride.
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This picture is over on a Kawasaki forum,and it says the guy in the Kawi is using a "push strap" to get a broke Honda home.LoL
Kawasaki owners might actually believe that! jk.
He understandably wasn't happy about being broke down, but I warned him that anytime one brand tows in another that it naturally has to be posted on the forum!
. Ironically, I had just before that ride brought along a newly purchased recovery kit. Still need a couple more items actually.I figure we're all likely to need a tow, sooner or later. Learned that while being a boat owner for decades; been on both ends of a tow line.
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Where you taking that mighty fine machine ya got to? Hunting or trail riding?
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Started retrieving a Serro Scotty travel trailer for my buddy. More pics in the NTC.
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Took the nephew (and friggin puppies) on first snow cruise
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Those dogs are chillin. Take them on a squirrel hunt as a reward.
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It's so dry around here, it's sight trailing only.
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