P500 Pioneer 500-4 build

[Montecresto]

If I thought everyone that bought it would use it in the same manner as I do ,I wouldn't have a problem making and selling them, but everyone's riding style is different, and I would never forgive myself if someone was to get injured because of chances taken by the driver.

Attorneys and disclaimers cover all that.

 

[Admin]

 

[rocmar]

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Got a question for you guys that know a while heck of a lot more about the P500. I found some 2"wheel spacers for it and a set of 28" tires. Are 28" tires too much for the P500 or will they work with the 2" wheel spacers?

I been in one
with 28"
Very un stable if ground
Not flat....
IMO

 

[iowaguy]

Attorneys and disclaimers cover all that.

That's the problem .I can't build and sell anything in this day and age without attorneys and disclaimers, It not worth it.

 

[pFive]

I dig it. I rode behind this guy one time, it was doing wheelies going up hill (and it was a long step hill)! Here it is mid-air.

 

[Montecresto]

I dig it. I rode behind this guy one time, it was doing wheelies going up hill (and it was a long step hill)! Here it is mid-air.

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Were you following suit in your P5???

 

[pFive]

Were you following suit in your P5???

Not on that day. The P5 has been through that trough of mud, but I was at a different site that day. And I don't think I would have taken it off that jump, that's a few feet of air into a few feet of water...6" of travel is not the same as the 1000XP, kidney or spine damage could ensue.

But that thing is scary as hell to watch but I like to ride with those guys, they are not afraid of much. It's kinda funny because the first time I rode with that group I kept hearing "What the $&^# is that thing?" when we stopped for beers. They were a bit amused the P5 was just trolling along behind them without any drama or noise. It's kinda like when you finish a car race and a VW bug is right behind you, on the one hand you finished the race, but on the other how hard could it have been if the bug is behind you.

 

[JTW]

That's the problem .I can't build and sell anything in this day and age without attorneys and disclaimers, It not worth it.

I'd buy one and you would NOT have to worry about a lawsuit!

 

[iowaguy]

I'd buy one and you would NOT have to worry about a lawsuit!

I'd be more than happy to help anyone out if they want help on building one themselves, but I don't want to be the one doing the building, Thanks anyway for the offer.It's still a liability issue.
Oh by the way are you feeling ok ? Your color doesn't look good !!

 

[JTW]

I'd be more than happy to help anyone out if they want help on building one themselves, but I don't want to be the one doing the building, Thanks anyway for the offer.It's still a liability issue.
Oh by the way are you feeling ok ? Your color doesn't look good !!

I'll attempt it one day.. It just buy a 5 seater.

 

[JTW]

I'd be more than happy to help anyone out if they want help on building one themselves, but I don't want to be the one doing the building, Thanks anyway for the offer.It's still a liability issue.
Oh by the way are you feeling ok ? Your color doesn't look good !!

Yeah.. You know how you get blue parts when it's been a while?? Well this is what happens when you're waiting on your pioneer!

 

[Montecresto]

Not on that day. The P5 has been through that trough of mud, but I was at a different site that day. And I don't think I would have taken it off that jump, that's a few feet of air into a few feet of water...6" of travel is not the same as the 1000XP, kidney or spine damage could ensue.

But that thing is scary as hell to watch but I like to ride with those guys, they are not afraid of much. It's kinda funny because the first time I rode with that group I kept hearing "What the $&^# is that thing?" when we stopped for beers. They were a bit amused the P5 was just trolling along behind them without any drama or noise. It's kinda like when you finish a car race and a VW bug is right behind you, on the one hand you finished the race, but on the other how hard could it have been if the bug is behind you.

It was a rhetorical question, I knew the P5 is incapable of mimicking that Polaris. But thanks for the info, I know the P5's a head turner on the trail, and many people are surprised to see it.

 

[Montecresto]

I'd buy one and you would NOT have to worry about a lawsuit!

You mean to say you'd sign the disclaimer!

 

[JTW]

You mean to say you'd sign the disclaimer!

I mean there would not even be a need to!

 

[Montecresto]

I mean there would not even be a need to!

Oh well, I think you'll have to build your own anyway. But Iowa says he'll give you all the support and guidance that you need.

 

[iowaguy]

Finally gave it the finishing touch with netting, time for my next project.

 

[Stoney]

I like the netting. I'm thinking about building my own back seats for my build. I just haven't seen any that I like. Thinking about a rivetted aluminium chassis for the seat and then making the pads attach with velcro loops. I think if I made them so they attach with strong hitch pins it will be real sturdy and allow for quick removal. Plus the seats can have a little more rigidity to them to make longer rides more comfortable.

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[Montecresto]

I like the netting. I'm thinking about building my own back seats for my build. I just haven't seen any that I like. Thinking about a rivetted aluminium chassis for the seat and then making the pads attach with velcro loops. I think if I made them so they attach with strong hitch pins it will be real sturdy and allow for quick removal. Plus the seats can have a little more rigidity to them to make longer rides more comfortable.

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That sounds like a really cool idea. I hope you develop it and post some pics along the way.

 

[iowaguy]

I like the netting. I'm thinking about building my own back seats for my build. I just haven't seen any that I like. Thinking about a rivetted aluminium chassis for the seat and then making the pads attach with velcro loops. I think if I made them so they attach with strong hitch pins it will be real sturdy and allow for quick removal. Plus the seats can have a little more rigidity to them to make longer rides more comfortable.

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Did you look at Jegs? They have a wide selection of seats for race cars

 

[Bastardchild]

Very nice. Looks professional.

 

[100Acre]

I wish I knew how to weld. I'd do a different rear end but similar just without the seats for kids. I'm not married and no kids, just a wonderful dog. I love the rear cage ROPS and the netting. Me thinking something like a bed with short side walls, netting all the way around and a cover for the back. Could be a place to put my dog if I had a rider. She goes everywhere with me. It's one of the reasons I went with a SXS.