P500 Mileage /Hours. ..on your pioneer 500....

[rocmar]

Check out the video
...that tree is shading them...
rocks....perfect...plus had
on sunglasses..
I take full & all blame...
Sounds funny..saying this..bout the
p5.........but.
...Speed was the main factor...
haha
that's some funny s***

 

[JTW]

Rocks were in the shadows....
had 10 feet..to stand on brakes..
your an ex p5 owner....you know
...when ya hit 5th gear.....the other side
of mach.,something...it was a blurr...
haha..
my fault..totally...
nobody got hurt...
nobody walked out...
can fix it...myself....

Lol.. glad you’re ok! Yep, s*** happens!

 

[trigger]

Check out the video
...that tree is shading them...
rocks....perfect...plus had
on sunglasses..
I take full & all blame...
Sounds funny..saying this..bout the
p5.........but.
...Speed was the main factor...
haha
that's some funny s***

Just had it happen to me a few weeks ago, trying to keep up with a P1 on trails I had never ridden before. Crested a small hill too fast and rode into hell, like riding a mechanical bull. Probably would have been injured if I hadn't been wearing a lap belt, scared the sh** out of both of us! Taught me a lesson.

 

[JTW]

This is a good example of how limited suspension can really kick your ass when you get in a bind

 

[Mudder]

900 miles, 225 hours, lot of slow trails and idleing during trail maintenance. No problems, just oil changes and adding stuff. And about a 55 gallon drum of mud washed off!

 

[AlR]

2017 Honda P500:
1,065 miles 137 hrs 7.8 mph avg

2013 Honda Rubicon 500:
1,414 miles 197 hrs 7.2 mph avg

The atv does more work around the acreage so that explains the slower average speed.
Al

 

[Toddmcleish]

18034 km 949 hours 2015 pioneer 500 changed origanal front brakes out at 17500 km.

 

[500oneer]

18034 km 949 hours 2015 pioneer 500 changed origanal front brakes out at 17500 km.

Wow,that’s impressive! I have 980 hours and 7,600 miles. You must drive with wide open throttle all the time! Btw welcome to the club!

 

[Montecresto]

18034 km 949 hours 2015 pioneer 500 changed origanal front brakes out at 17500 km.

Welcome to the club Todd, you might have the record miles here, glad to know the rides doing well after all those miles.

 

[JTW]

Wow,that’s impressive! I have 980 hours and 7,600 miles. You must drive with wide open throttle all the time! Btw welcome to the club!

It’s only about 11mph... but yeah. I guess that is about WOT for a p500

 

[SouthwestORV]

Wow,that’s impressive! I have 980 hours and 7,600 miles. You must drive with wide open throttle all the time! Btw welcome to the club!

Whoa! That's a lot of miles...what maintenance/repairs have you had to make to your unit? I'm up to 71 miles on my new 2018.

 

[Montecresto]

Whoa! That's a lot of miles...what maintenance/repairs have you had to make to your unit? I'm up to 71 miles on my new 2018.

All he mentioned was brakes.

 

[Toddmcleish]

Whoa! That's a lot of miles...what maintenance/repairs have you had to make to your unit? I'm up to 71 miles on my new 2018.

Ya just brakes

 

[500oneer]

Whoa! That's a lot of miles...what maintenance/repairs have you had to make to your unit? I'm up to 71 miles on my new 2018.

I had the brakes cleaned at the dealer,it would have been cheaper to replace them,but they are still original. Maintenance has been oil change and air filter cleaning every 700 miles and valve adjust about every 1,700 miles. Cv boot ripped but I don’t have guards for them so really my fault. Great machine!

 

[SouthwestORV]

I had the brakes cleaned at the dealer,it would have been cheaper to replace them,but they are still original. Maintenance has been oil change and air filter cleaning every 700 miles and valve adjust about every 1,700 miles. Cv boot ripped but I don’t have guards for them so really my fault. Great machine!

Have you noticed anything change with valve adjustments? I'm a little skeptical because I bought a new 2016 Honda Rancher, and at the break-in service had the valves adjusted (according to owners manual) and the motor was immediately noisy in the valve train! I just figured it was how it should be, but it remained surprisingly valve-noisy for the next 3300 miles till I sold it, despite two more valve adjustments. My motor in this new Pioneer 500 sounds so good, I don't know that I want to mess with it unless I have a reason to....???

 

[JTW]

Have you noticed anything change with valve adjustments? I'm a little skeptical because I bought a new 2016 Honda Rancher, and at the break-in service had the valves adjusted (according to owners manual) and the motor was immediately noisy in the valve train! I just figured it was how it should be, but it remained surprisingly valve-noisy for the next 3300 miles till I sold it, despite two more valve adjustments. My motor in this new Pioneer 500 sounds so good, I don't know that I want to mess with it unless I have a reason to....???

Don’t mess with it unless it gets noisy

 

[SouthwestORV]

Don’t mess with it unless it gets noisy

I think that's what I'll do. Thanks.

 

[500oneer]

Have you noticed anything change with valve adjustments? I'm a little skeptical because I bought a new 2016 Honda Rancher, and at the break-in service had the valves adjusted (according to owners manual) and the motor was immediately noisy in the valve train! I just figured it was how it should be, but it remained surprisingly valve-noisy for the next 3300 miles till I sold it, despite two more valve adjustments. My motor in this new Pioneer 500 sounds so good, I don't know that I want to mess with it unless I have a reason to....???

i have the dealer do it. the first valve adj was too much of a pia to take it back to the dealer so i just waited to 600 miles,then do it at about every 1,700 miles. i feel it starts easier after the adjustment.

 

[Montecresto]

I think that's what I'll do. Thanks.

If you have an outstanding dealership with high reviews or that you have experience with and trust, that’s probably fine. I’m not that impressed with my local dealership. I’m near 3,000 miles on mine and it snaps off immediately when it’s warmed up, as long as that’s the case I’m not taking mine in for adjustment. And if I do, I’ll be trailering it across the state to the large reputable dealership. Just my two cents.

 

[solrus]

If you have an outstanding dealership with high reviews or that you have experience with and trust, that’s probably fine. I’m not that impressed with my local dealership. I’m near 3,000 miles on mine and it snaps of immediately when it’s warmed up, as long as that’s the case I’m not taking mine in for adjustment. And if I do, I’ll be trailering it across the state to the large reputable dealership. Just my two cents.

Same story here, my dealer never done it before also. When I took there they said don't bother do any valve adjustment. But if I insist they can try to do it

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