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By ATVNetwork
This past weekend the 2025 ATV Motocross National Championship Series (ATVMX), an AMA National Championship, held its third round of AMA Pro ATV racing, and its first amateur round of racing at Echeconnee MX in Lizella, Georgia. View the full article
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By KSIM
View File CFMOTO CFORCE 1000 CF1000AU/CF1000ATR service manual
cforce_1000_2018.pdf
Submitter KSIM Submitted 03/08/2025 Category CFMOTO ATV
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By P_syko
Hello all! I’m new to the 4 wheeler world, but not new to the mechanic world. I was a diesel mechanic for many years and last year got into jet skis. I just bought a 1987 Yamaha moto 4 350 and now learning the ins and outs of 2 stroke engines. Looking forward to learning all the things.
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By nberga
Hi,
This weekend went on a trip with my all brand new cforce 1000 touring, went from tarmac to reach the small muddy places and dirt and even sand.
Was running great until tre situations occurred:
First, after putting 50km without problems and still respecting the break in on the engine, we came across a sand small uphill and just turned the 4x4, and almost reaching the top, got a strange loss of traction with a noise like something was slipping, the noise looked to came from the front but cannot give 100% sure it was the differential or not, but something was definitely slipping, also i disconnected the 4x4 and tried to make the uphill only rear traction and almost reaching the top the same noise. I got a friend that was on my old 850XC and it drove pass this small uphill almost at idle.....what do you think??? Belt Slipping, Front differential or Gearbox/CVT?
Second, after this situation, i had the engine light going from on to off on the trail back home, but on the trail back home, i had no issues with temp rising nor noises nor anything, we drove normally, but without sand nor uphills, just rolling normally on dirt roads.
Third, a strange situation, riding on normal mode, i was going at 38 to 40km rolling but the engine was revving on 4000rpm at those speeds, i feel that it was a little bit more reavs than usual for that speed, but this is my perception, what do you think on this???
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By quadcrazy
View File 1985 - 1995 Polaris ATV service manual (All Models)
1985 - 1995 Polaris ATV service manual (All Models)
Covers the following models:
1985 Scrambler Trail Boss
1986 Scrambler
1986 Trail Boss
1986 Scrambler
1986 Trail Boss
1987 Trail Boss
1987 Cyclone
1987 Trail Boss 4x4
1987 Trail Boss 4x4
1987 Trail Boss 4x4
1988 Trail Boss 2x4
1988 Trail Boss 4x4
1988 Trail Boss 250 RIES
1988 Trail Boss 250 RIES
1989 Trail Boss
1989 Trail Boss 2x4
1989 Trail Boss 4x4
1989 Big Boss 4x6
1989 Big Boss 4x6
1990 Trail Blazer
1990 Trail Boss 250
1990 Trail Boss 2x4
1990 Trail Boss 2x4 350L
1990 Trail Boss 4x4
1990 Trail Boss 4x4 350L
1990 Big Boss 4x6
1991 Trail Blazer
1991 Trail Boss 250
1991 Trail Boss 2x4
1991 Trail Boss 2x4 350L
1991 Trail Boss 4x4
1991 Trail Boss 4x4 350L
1991 Big Boss 4x6
1991 Big Boss 6x6
1992 Trail Blazer
1992 Trail Boss 250
1992 Trail Boss 2x4
1992 Trail Boss 2x4 350L
1992 Trail Boss 4x4
1992 Trail Boss 4x4 350L
1992 Big Boss 4x6
1992 Big Boss 6x6
1993 2502x4
1993 3502x4
1993 2504x4
1993 3504x4
1993 Sportsman
1993 2506x6
1993 3506x6
1993 Trail Boss
1993 Trail Blazer
1994 3002x4
1994 4002x4
1994 3004x4
1994 4004x4
1994 3006x6
1994 4006x6
1994 Trail Boss 2W
1994 Trail Blazer 2W
1994 Sportsman 4x4
1994 Sport
1995 3002x4
1995 4002x4
1995 3004x4
1995 Xplorer4x4
1995 4006x6
1995 Trail Boss
1995 Trail Blazer
1995 Sportsman 4x4
1995 Scrambler
1995 Magnum 2x4
1995 Magnum 4x4
1995 Sport
Submitter quadcrazy Submitted 05/24/2018 Category Polaris ATV
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