nmotion700 said:
guamraptor how difficult was it to tear down and rebuild the whole bike ? Did you run into any major problems ?
It wasn't bad. The things I did learn from it though it take your time so you remember where everything goes.
I used a sheet of cardboard to keep track of all nuts and bolts. Have lots of area to store stuff, there are alot more peices than you think. And take your time putting it back together. I used the service manual alot. Kept it open in the laptop so I could keep referencing to it, especialy for cable routing and torque specs.
bta15 said:
I didnt know it snowed in Guam. Cold Winter?
That was from last winter in Utah before I moved to Guam. the temps here in Guam vary from 91 which is the High for the year to about 78 which has been our coldest this year but that was at 2 am while it was raining, It felt like I needed a jacket
otherwise its just 85 here
Mavmang said:
Hey GuamRaptor whats the deepest snow you tend to ride in.
also, your quad is from the future 2024. :lol:
Deepest was about 2 feet, I spent most of last winter snowboarding. Yea the camera was all jacked up on the clock. The quad still looks in good shape though for being 18 years old.
