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i ride double on a Brute 90%+ of the time and am interested in the two rider atvs. i have not had any handling problems with the BF, but in some states (like Montana for instance) i could get a ticket. in Utah, it is OK. the two rider atv that i would look at first is the Can-Am 650 max, but like i ...

thanks for the welcome. if any of you ever get up to my neck of the woods, give me a shout and we'll go for a ride.

monty

i briefly tried the pink/black springs (with stock weights only) and found the added stall from the pink primary spring was annoying on the trails. on a tricky section if you want to creep up or across a steep section, the machine wants to jump instead of inch along. the black secondary was alright,...

oldtrucks, from Cooke City (not a city by any stretch-really a cool little town) you can ride right from town to over 10,000 feet in less than an hour. here is a pic where the mountains in the background are in Yellowstone National Park, Cooke City is in a valley down there. we rode right into town ...

i'm from Livingston. about 60 miles north of Yellowstone National Park.

monty

here is my current method. the box is tied down with the big zip ties so it can be removed to get under trees across the trail, ect.. and the fuel pack can be slid out without removing the box. not perfect, but it works...

monty

yea, use low range for your slow going or hard pulls. i use it for anything under 20-25 mph (which is most of the time). it has the power to spin, but the belt takes the brunt of it. i have 900 miles and no belt issues. be careful in reverse, too. reverse is geared higher than low range.

monty

hi. my name is monty. some of you may recognize me from some of the other boards. i ride a Kawi 650i with the usual necessary upgrades (bighorns, skids, winch, storage, gps mount, oil cooler, temp gauge, ect..). i call the Northern Rockies home, but ride Moab once a year or so. you guys look to be t...