Did you read the correct thread? Try here.I need to get a heat shield but couldn't find Bayouwnbeer on the forum. Can someone tell me how to get in touch with him so i can order a heat shield? Thanks
I need to get a heat shield but couldn't find Bayouwnbeer on the forum. Can someone tell me how to get in touch with him so i can order a heat shield? Thanks
Mine came in saturday but havent installed it yet. Wow that was some super fast shipping too.I need to get a heat shield but couldn't find Bayouwnbeer on the forum. Can someone tell me how to get in touch with him so i can order a heat shield? Thanks
Thats because it has a real transmission and not a CVT belt. And yes they get alot smoother with some hours although I thought it was pretty smooth from the start.I went a test drove the 1000-5 for 1st time today. Only complaint was the feel of the transmission. I could feel every gear shift more than I would have thought. Does it break in over time?
I also own a new 2016 Pioneer, have a windshield and roof. Heat from under seat was a problem. Spoke to my Honda dealer regarding this problem. He checked with Honda with him getting an answer to this problem with Honda stating Pioneer owners we'll be sent a fix with in the next few months at no cost. Honda is shipping fix to your mailing address.I was getting ready to buy one and after reading all of the threads/reviews it's got me scared. Between the clutch issues, catastrophic failures and heat under the seat I am wondering if I should hold off to see if these issues are fixed with the 2017? I can live with the dump bed issue.
I also own a new 2016 Pioneer, have a windshield and roof. Heat from under seat was a problem. Spoke to my Honda dealer regarding this problem. He checked with Honda with him getting an answer to this problem with Honda stating Pioneer owners we'll be sent a fix with in the next few months at no cost. Honda is shipping fix to your mailing address.
How about the P500, u can fry eggs between the seat belts as well. Would be nice to be included in that fix.I also own a new 2016 Pioneer, have a windshield and roof. Heat from under seat was a problem. Spoke to my Honda dealer regarding this problem. He checked with Honda with him getting an answer to this problem with Honda stating Pioneer owners we'll be sent a fix with in the next few months at no cost. Honda is shipping fix to your mailing address.
I would buy one again!!!!I was getting ready to buy one and after reading all of the threads/reviews it's got me scared. Between the clutch issues, catastrophic failures and heat under the seat I am wondering if I should hold off to see if these issues are fixed with the 2017? I can live with the dump bed issue.
I would give mine away with all the flaws, but I up graded shocks, tires and just roll up a towel for the heat issue, HA!I would buy one again!!!!
i love my P1KD. 1800 miles of hard trail riding and the only problems i have had where all my doing. make sure to extend the vents and snorkel it before going near water it will save you a lot frustration. mine shifts smooth now and i love the manual shift in the woods.I was getting ready to buy one and after reading all of the threads/reviews it's got me scared. Between the clutch issues, catastrophic failures and heat under the seat I am wondering if I should hold off to see if these issues are fixed with the 2017? I can live with the dump bed issue.
Mine's a piece of crap, Can hardly wait to go ride this piece of crap, HA!i love my P1KD. 1800 miles of hard trail riding and the only problems i have had where all my doing. make sure to extend the vents and snorkel it before going near water it will save you a lot frustration. mine shifts smooth now and i love the manual shift in the woods.
I agree, just picked up 1000 LE 5, sounds are different for sure. At first the unit feels clutchy, some hard shifts..but after 20 miles on the machine, things are beginning to smooth out and be more consistent. I honestly don't even think about it anymore and just have fun putting the wind in my face. All manufacturers have issues that owners need to work through. My Can-Am 1000 would burn your legs off....little bit of heat wrap on headers...no more issues. I never thought I buy a Honda, Damn sure glad I did. I'm hooked.It takes alittle getting used to all the different sounds it makes. Mine has quieted down especially after I did the first service. It smooths out
Wait til it's got 2000 or so miles on it. They shift like butter.I agree, just picked up 1000 LE 5, sounds are different for sure. At first the unit feels clutchy, some hard shifts..but after 20 miles on the machine, things are beginning to smooth out and be more consistent. I honestly don't even think about it anymore and just have fun putting the wind in my face. All manufacturers have issues that owners need to work through. My Can-Am 1000 would burn your legs off....little bit of heat wrap on headers...no more issues. I never thought I buy a Honda, Damn sure glad I did. I'm hooked.
Ive used manual shifting 100% of the last couple thousand miles. I have no concrete evidence but I believe it's largely responsible for mine not having any clutch trouble.I don't mind a hard shift but only when I'm ready for it. Since I use turf mode a lot in the yard, a softer shift makes navigating through the yard a bit more relaxing. If I was out on the trails, I could see harder shifts. I haven't used manual shift yet. Hopefully I can play with that this weekend.