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Checked it out today and a cover for the 4wd lever will be easy. Cover for the firewall at the gas pedal will be a little more involved. Can't be just mine either, there's two circle cutouts and large gaps between the two panels. That's where the water is pouring in and what I do probably won't make it water tight, hope to redirect it and slow it down though.
I parked mine in the target shed after work, which is good since a hail storm just came through dropping 1 to 2 inch bombs. This spring in my part of New Mexico has been crazy, only turned off the furnace a couple days ago. Only 10 days until End of Trail, the World Championship of Cowboy Shooting. Tons of work left to do to get ready.
Went out Saturday with Honda1000-5, was a bit dusty but a good day. 125 km
The P500 averaged 30 miles/US gallon, pretty good! (That's 8 litres /100 km to the rest of the world)
The P500 averaged 30 miles/US gallon, pretty good! (That's 8 litres /100 km to the rest of the world)
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Still had 2 bars left...Looks fun. I haven’t taken it to blinking yet.
Caper
That river was running fast, I didn't get my ass wet, but the rear of the buggy swung downstream enough to make me pay attention...Did you get your ass wet.
Caper
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The kids decided it was a good idea to go through a silted creek. Almost made it.
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85 km ride today, by myself sorry no pix. Went to check on a remote cabin family has had for a long time, cleaned out a trail with lots of blowdown timber on the way back. Great ride these little machines are just phenomenal, sooo much nicer with the Elkas and radials. Can travel noticeably quicker with new shocks and radials, might re instal anti sway just to see if it snugs up the handling at speed. Gotta get V 2.0 of front windshield going too, was soooo dusty, thinking I’ll make the bottom portion of V2.0 tip out to create positive air pressure in cab in an effort to minimize dust swirling in.
Cheers,
j
Cheers,
j
So the pucker factor went up.That river was running fast, I didn't get my ass wet, but the rear of the buggy swung downstream enough to make me pay attention...
Caper
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Got a truck close enough to hook on to. South Dakota’s been keeping their mud pretty well hydratedNot much to hook on to with the winch.
Caper
Mudder
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When I lived near the beach, used to carry a fluke boat anchor and shovel just in case. Maybe a sturdy shovel could be used as an anchor for a SxS.
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I got a pair of maxitrac wantabees if needed I’ll bury one and winch from that.
Mudder
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Looks good. Was that for the horses.
And do you miss them.
I can afford to loose a few. I still have my winter weight.
Caper
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