Part #16 for 88-02 stock rear brake
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Mannnnnn screw you guys with all your places to ride lol. I'm jealous I have one spot that is illegal but haven't been bothered. All the tracks around me don't allow atvs just dirt bikes.
Dude that sucks, Georgia kicks arse with all sorts of outdoor things from primitive hike in camping, to horseback riding, yurts with hotubs at campgrounds, as well primitive to luxury cabins, jeep trails and atv/single track only 50" max trails, Tennessee and north Carolina are great as well, even nearly the cities.
lolWhere r u from again?
Connecticut is really against ATVs, we have all that stuff, even awesome MX tracks just everything is Dirt Bike only, I don't get it. If you ride Dirt Bikes there are millions of places to ride around here. There is one track like 45 mins from my house that does ATV day once a month and it is always a Monday. I'm gonna take a day off of work eventually to get out there and check it out.
All jokes aside that is really a shame, I was born and raised in central WV, and even tho there were limited places that held sanctioned events closest was a 30 minute drive they always raced an atvs as well usually a C class heat and the A and B class got combined. They also had an XC track, fun to ride but only the start finish had bleachers. Think about west Virginia is there are explorer mine and logging roads, with trails connecting them I could ride almost all trail to nearly anywhere in the county. Of course my grand mother owned a reality company back in the day, and had 600 continuous acres, that she had sold the mineral rights to.
I could literally ride all day and not hit the same trail twice. It's crazy to think that you wouldn't be able to legally ridea in the rural areas. But i guess the day when you could ride other peoples property, as long as you were respectful are long gone. No one seems to know or care much about respect these days.
Why does CT have issue with atv's any ways. is it a hold over from the big bad dangerous three wheeler days.
Most states here in the south will let you ride atvs on the rural roads with laws similar to farm equipment,or a bicycle, unless it's under 90cc then you can get by following moped rules. Are you in or near a metro area or large city?
I could literally ride all day and not hit the same trail twice. It's crazy to think that you wouldn't be able to legally ridea in the rural areas. But i guess the day when you could ride other peoples property, as long as you were respectful are long gone. No one seems to know or care much about respect these days.
Why does CT have issue with atv's any ways. is it a hold over from the big bad dangerous three wheeler days.
Most states here in the south will let you ride atvs on the rural roads with laws similar to farm equipment,or a bicycle, unless it's under 90cc then you can get by following moped rules. Are you in or near a metro area or large city?
I picked up a project quad that I'm putting together for my son.
I am also looking for a #16 plate guide 2XJ-25689-00-00.
The rest of the parts I need for inside the caliper are easy to find and cheep.
I have seen these going for pretty big bucks also. it rally looks like it should be about $10-15 part not 75 +.
any more of these laying around for cheep that could help out a fellow blaster'er?
i have read a little about doing a hydro swap, but that seems pretty part swapping intensive.
I am also looking for a #16 plate guide 2XJ-25689-00-00.
The rest of the parts I need for inside the caliper are easy to find and cheep.
I have seen these going for pretty big bucks also. it rally looks like it should be about $10-15 part not 75 +.
any more of these laying around for cheep that could help out a fellow blaster'er?
i have read a little about doing a hydro swap, but that seems pretty part swapping intensive.
