So just bought this, its a 2018 with 400 miles on it. The owner (a young guy) put Traxion 28" Mudrunners on it as well as a snorkel and vented diff's and fuel tank. It also came with a Warn winch & plow. It's had it's first Honda service plus he just maintenance changed the engine and diff's oils.
So right away I was put off by all this as we talked on the phone but went to see it anyway.
He seems like a level headed, honest young man. Said this bike was was too small for his needs and wants something bigger to keep up with his pals. He went on to say that he put the snorkel on it as he had a bad experience in the past and now it's the first mod he does on any quad he buys, just to be safe.
The bike is clean and looks like you'd expect with only 400 miles on it, minor scuffs and scratches. He did show me that a CV boot was ripped and claimed it only happened a day ago. To his credit he told me up front as I probably wouldn't have seen it myself.
The tires are way too aggressive for me, and they shake the bike a low speed, but he said it was normal for that tire setup.
Anyways, drove it, it all seemed good and made he a cash offer he accepted. When I got it home and took it out again, those low speed vibrating tires really made me think twice. Plus, after my initial drive in manual mode, at home I went in auto mode. It shifted very hard and was more than noticeable. That really worried me.
What do you guys think, should I be worried? Was I too trusting with the fact it's been snorkeled with a big mud tire set up? Like I said, it looked like a 400 mile bike, clean and not beat all up...
So right away I was put off by all this as we talked on the phone but went to see it anyway.
He seems like a level headed, honest young man. Said this bike was was too small for his needs and wants something bigger to keep up with his pals. He went on to say that he put the snorkel on it as he had a bad experience in the past and now it's the first mod he does on any quad he buys, just to be safe.
The bike is clean and looks like you'd expect with only 400 miles on it, minor scuffs and scratches. He did show me that a CV boot was ripped and claimed it only happened a day ago. To his credit he told me up front as I probably wouldn't have seen it myself.
The tires are way too aggressive for me, and they shake the bike a low speed, but he said it was normal for that tire setup.
Anyways, drove it, it all seemed good and made he a cash offer he accepted. When I got it home and took it out again, those low speed vibrating tires really made me think twice. Plus, after my initial drive in manual mode, at home I went in auto mode. It shifted very hard and was more than noticeable. That really worried me.
What do you guys think, should I be worried? Was I too trusting with the fact it's been snorkeled with a big mud tire set up? Like I said, it looked like a 400 mile bike, clean and not beat all up...