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Invest in a set of ASV levers. A sweet setup. ASV customer service, is A1.

Bowe Bergdahl :aug2: He deserted his post, five years ago. Then was kidnapped and held by the Taliban. Omoma give up 5 American Haters at Gitmo, for his sorry ass return. :gr_banghead:

Burke, if it was that easy! Ofuck head, just gave back five shitheads that will kill Americans again! For a deserter, who caused many deaths to solders trying to find him. Our country needs to come back to the people!

Andrew is finally getting the media attention. I hope our government, steps it up!

That weight is fine. I run the Rotella Full Synthetic 5W-40. Hot ass S. Florida, no problems. Do you mean twice a month? Twice a week is a lot of oil!

This is a sad story. The son of a great co-worker, of mine. I'm trying to get the word spread. http://www.sacbee.com/2014/05/01/6371325/another-us-marine-shackled-in.html#storylink=cpy

That is a great extended warranty! Good for you. A very little amount of metallic material will be normal. That's why there is an oil filter. What you don't want, is the filter filling up with foreign debris. Keep an eye on it. Change the oil constantly. That way if something begins to show, you can limit the damage.

Going with a wider stance, is essential. +2 in the front, on each side with stock travel a-arms. I run J-D Performance. Dave is a dream to work with. A Rocky Mtn., Tusk +4 total rear axle, priced fair, lifetime warranty. I have probably, 5 years on mine. The chrome is holding up very well. If you ride on any bumpy, uneven terrain, you should grab sorry, got distracted. a CCP steering stabilizer. Search for them (custom-cnc-parts) on ebay. A little on pricey side, but well worth the coin.

If you aren't racing and jumping big, you can adjust your stock shocks for a comfortable ride. A steering stabilizer is all a have for bump steering. It works great. I also run a built 501 motor, that hauls ass. That stock power will get old fast. To each his own. Good luck and happy, happy riding, with what every you decide.

Those dress up accessories can get mighty pricey! I used the Mod Quad stuff. They have changed some designs, but still look nice. http://www.modquad.com/atv-parts/honda-atvs/450r/ Also, Rocky Mountain ATV is my 1 stop shop for a lot of stuff. You can't bet there prices. Cheap shipping, and you earn money credit as you buy. http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/c/471/Engine

Welcome! I don't have any items for you. Advice, get the complete exhaust.

Glad you came aboard! I know of a few TRX250R riders, out your way. Portland, Gresham. Good luck and enjoy your ride! :applouse:

Mikey! That's a familiar name. Good for you, dedicating your time to the boy. My kids all grew up on ATC70 and TRX90's He'll be blasting with you very soon. :victorious:

Well yes I did go riding today! Thanks for asking. It was a blast! Temperature, in the mid 60's.