tex78
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100 %, prefer to let slip if neededNothing wrong with the lever diff lock , ....you dont have to stop and lose forward momentum.............IMO
100 %, prefer to let slip if neededNothing wrong with the lever diff lock , ....you dont have to stop and lose forward momentum.............IMO
100 %, prefer to let slip if needed
Correct me if I'm wrong here. But canam has visco lock which does what it needs to do when it feels like/theres no 'on and off button' for it. Yami/suzuki/cat have button diff lock type things that you can't engage when your rolling, and brute forces have a lever which you can ride like a wet clutch on a street bike?
Nothing wrong with the lever diff lock , ....you dont have to stop and lose forward momentum.............IMO
Yes as rzr said, way to hard to ride locked, crap my buddy has rolled his quad many times turning around cause he forgot it locked uptrue...but wouldnt ya just lock in before anyways...i know i would!
true...but wouldnt ya just lock in before anyways...i know i would!
Can Am and Brute guys don't worry about diff lock....and they don't have to worry about wounding their fellow riders with axle shrapnel either. An all too real concern with Polaris. For reliability, I would recommend to the OP a Yammy to be honest.
No hate. Witnessed with my own eyes many, many, many Rzr and XP axle "trail fixes".Haters gonna hate, over 5000km on my 850 all original axles, running 30's. but the one brute i ride with has snapped one and hes only got 26 plug lites.
some people have no idea. but if the op is dead set on not getting a polaris then i vote yamaha, i have always rode their bikes and had good luck, and my tri moto trike is the cats azz.
I dunno. I got an 8 yr old BF. So one would lift an XP, knowing that the axles are already "designed to be the weak link"? Would that "couple of hundred bucks" increase as one had to purchase more axles?The popo axles are designed to be the week link. They break before the diff or worse....on a canam you need new clutching .... They all need help in a few areas....pretty tuff to lift a canam with out adding new axles . I can lift an XP for couple of hundred bucks.....what does it cost to lift a canam 3 inchs ?