Just Rolled the Trailboss Doing Donuts in the Driveway

[Leines]

Like the title says... was doing donuts in my driveway ( live on farm..think lots of loose gravel) on my 1987 trailboss 2x4... the rear wheel just loves the fresh gravel... Anyway long story short... she rolled over on me.. right upside down..and she stalled out... i flipped it over... pretty light atv... and she started back up..... looks like the bars are a bit outta wack now.. but beyond that..


What should i be checking over on the bike after i rolled it over??


I know pics or im lying... problem beig i didnt think to take my camera with my in my fawking driveway..... shat.


Cheers

 

[brandoz28]

is it a 4 joker? if it is make sure to let it sit a while before actually running it, the oil has to run back down into the crank case.

 

[Drifz1]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ listen to him hes right

 

[2g00d4u]

man, Trailbosses are beasts. Is yours a 2 stroke version?

 

[xJust_Causex]

2 strokes your pretty well safe, as long nothing sounds out of whack, If it was a 4poke like brando said you need to let it set right way up for a bit otherwise there won't be enough oil in the bottom of the case and can/will do bad things.

 

[Awk08]

i'll bet whoever just spread that new gravel loves the hell out of you for spinning it all back off the road ????

 

[1995blaster]

lol trail bosses r pretty fun in hill rocky areas but blow in the mud

 

[Leines]

No 4 jokes here guys. I got a pair of 87 250cc 2 stroke trailbosses. Yea I'm sure they will get over me spinning the gravel. I pay em to put it down and grade it. Anyway I haven't run her much but she did start right back up. I just wasn't sure if I needed to check anything else on it besides the bars. It was a slow motion easy roll over.

I've never had my Trailboss in deep deep mud cause I just recently got my winch for it. But the puddles I have hit she was sliding all over the place cause it's rear wheel. Sure was fun tho.