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Nice gun! Yeah, I haven't played in years...but some people I know are playing here: Liberty Paintball NYC_PAINTBALL

100+ Foot Sand Dune Jump QUADCRAZY ATV Community

That's FUNNY!

You should adjust the cable to reduce free play. There should be a minor adjustment at the lever on the handlebars. If you need a major adjustment, I believe further down the cable there is a an ajustment with lock nuts.

OK, so I'm a boxing fan...anyone watch last night's fight between Manny Pacquiao & Ricky Hatton? The PacMan is just too fast and too accurate. Floyd Mayweather just announced yesterday that he's coming out of retirement to fight Marquez in July. Maybe we'll get a December fight between Pretty Boy and the PacMan? So, Manny has convincingly beaten up DeLaHoya (just announced his retirement from boxing) and now Hatton...

I like the RZR! Take a look at some of these photos I took a while ago at a dealership: http://www.quadcrazy.com/atvforum/utv-forum/4608-some-polaris-rzr-photos.html

You will only be able to put 12" tires on the rear... your front rims are 11" Have you looked here: Maxxis Bighorn » QUADCRAZY ATV Parts and Outdoor Gear

2910 - 90 to go....

Welcome to the community! I think you've out grown that Breeze and should try and step up to something bigger. No matter what you do, that machine is still a 125 and will not give you the fun of a 250+ CC machine. I personally think you should get your hands on a Raptor 250 at the minimum. If you don't have the money, maybe try buying a used Honda 300EX which is a fun atv to step up to from a lower cc machine.

How about "BEST VIDEO" contest? The video needs to be uploaded to this site then posted in the contest thread like pictures.

Glad to hear you solved your by re-jetting the carb. Did you install a larger main jet?

Thanks for the update, stay safe!!!

I know that wheeler0801 races, maybe she'll have some insite, or PM her.

Welcome michealwaiting! The dunes sounds like a fun trip. Make sure you post some pics when you get back.. Try searching members here: ATV Rider Search QUADCRAZY ATV Community TreadLightly is from Salt Lake City, maybe send a Private Message Also take a look at this article: ATV: Utah's trails, dunes among best in U.S. - Salt Lake Tribune

Great explanation! *Moved this thread into the Honda technical forum and also change the title to: 1986 Honda TRX 70 Rear End Disassenbly

I agree with those guys, it sounds like a jetting issue since you had a jet kit and some other mods installed.

Wow...did you take a video?

You should check out this thread: http://www.quadcrazy.com/atvforum/atv-mechanics-corner/4250-atv-parts-accessories-guides.html

Great pictures!!!! I saw some videos on Youtube: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdg1PScNC3Y&feature=related]YouTube - ATV Challenge Cup Bulgaria 2009 (4x4) 3[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wPH4GF8F2E&feature=related]YouTube - ATV Challenge Cup Bulgaria 2009 (4x4) 2[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3Nq6Pprt-E&feature=related]YouTube - ATV Challenge Cup Bulgaria 2009 (4x4) 5[/ame] YouTube - Atv challenge cup bulgaria 2009

That is impressive!

My first utility quad was a Bayou 220. We were riding trails the entire day until we got to a real steep part. I wasn't that experienced yet. My buddy got up this steep hill with his 4WD king quad (old one with the shifters). I proceeded after him. I was going too slow and not leaning forward. Flipped backwads, let the bike go, and it tumbled to the bottom. I had some bruises but the atv had cracked plastic and bent handlebars.

I guess you figured it out, I just voted!

Unfortunately I do not have any parts diagrams for that, you should really invest in a good manual for that machine. But try looking on the left side if the machine under the fender. Look for electrical wires to a sensor. Maybe wires are sheered or sensor cracked. Do you have a metal cover over by the starter area?

* Moved thread to mechanical section Welcome to the community. I'm not familiar with those but saw this online for an earlier model:

No problem, ask away!! Welcome to the community!