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  1. Ok so I have read all the post regarding wench recommendations.  Do you have to purchase a mounting plate for all wench installs or can you use the little baseplate in this picture.  I just want to have a wench for use if I need it, something small around 2500lb with synthetic so any recommendations are appreciated. 

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  2. Oh I am sure I will get it dirty.  Once you get on it and start riding the fun prevails to a certain extent. I am just happy to get a bike that is like a 6500 new bike and I want to take really good care of it. That way it takes good care of me when I call on it.    LOL

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  3. I will get down there and do that, thank you all. The tires on the bike are original equipment I am in the process of replacing with 8 ply 587 bearclaws but the rear tires could easily go several more seasons. Tires don’t even have dry rot after 14 years I am just ecstatic with this bike to the point now I don’t even want to get it dirty. I am sure I will overcome that and just wash it real good after my ATV Adventure Park Rides. 

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  4. It is a bike I bought from original owner a friend and it sat in a conditioned basement for the last several years. It’s an 06 has 129 hours 850 miles and the majority of those happened in one Colorado hunt back in 2008.  The Honda dealer serviced the bike, cleaned carbs and did an inspection on the bike before my friend sold it to me, the bike really is close to new as you can get for a used bike. It starts easy runs great never been in mud or high water or pulled anything in its entire life. It is very clean underneath all electrical connections look like they were just done at the factory.  I will ask him about the carb drain hose if they replaced it but it looks brand new to me. I thought they just hung down like that. There is literally no dirt or dust in the air box either it is very very clean. 

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  5. Thanks everyone for responses. My notifications is not working right otherwise would have replied sooner.  Should the end of it be completely clear?  Can I just use a little wire to clean it out. I will take it off if that is what must be done but I would think you could just gently clear it out with a small diameter wire.  I don’t run in deep mud nor do I regularly go in water. Maybe a creek crossing for five seconds that water comes over footwells but that’s it. I am in process of checking everything on the new to me bike and this is something I wanted to ask people that know about. I could actually stick my head up there and blow in the tube to see if it allows me to do so, the end of the tube is not clear at the moment looks like white plastic in the end of it. Thanks again. 

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  6. Don’t go up steep hills!!!  I fully understand I will not ride my machines in a dangerous fashion period.  Slow and easy just enjoy the scenery not the adrenaline of what the machine can accomplish. The difference between being 53 and 33, take no unnecessary risk, never.  


  7. The only reason I want the hard sided thick seat is I think it will be more comfortable for my wife but as I said I have never experienced one of them.  Just tying to make this spring ATV Park rides better for her touché. Ha ha. 


  8. Your bike is really good looking. My 06 bike is like new it really is but it is bone stock no nice wheels or add ons.  I like the looks of yours with the accessories.  Are your tires stock size, what is your combination of tires/wheels.  Thank you again for all your help and advice. 


  9. Slowindown that is the coolest innovative footrest setup I have seen. I guess they don’t sell those in a kit?  I like the seat as well.  I was thinking I would like the Wes AR38 over others since it is only 20 inches deep where wife will set which may let the driver seat be completely uncovered for more comfort for the driver. However since I have no experience or have never sat or rode on one with the rear lounger I have no idea which one I would really prefer.  Your post helps a ton. I do like the looks of the Wes however it is not as full of features and storage as yours. I like nice and tidy just big enough to get the job done but when your spending this kind of money I would like to make an educated decision. Thank you!!

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  10. Thank you I found a WES industries AR38 that’s similar to toodeep one, my wife is petite like 5’3” so the footrest is a must. I like the idea of the ones that hang from rear rack. No messing with the OE on the machine. When I buy I will post back pictures and review it. 


  11. Thanks. Why can the one way valve not be trusted, does it just get old and quit working or does the inside of it get dry rotted and leaks. If so can it just be replaced. I do not do much water riding but I do cross a decent creek that can get over the foot wells for a few seconds. 


  12. I plan to take my wife to ride in scenic Eastern Kentucky and am planning on purchasing a rear lounger.  I don’t do mud or anything over tasking but I want a rear seat that is comfortable sturdy and has adequate storage. I have read about the Black Boar, QuadBoss, Koplin, Wes, and Moose rear loungers. Do any of you have any hands on experience with these type accessories.  Thanks

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