Show your ride.

[Kris888]

Well! It's my quad (chinese of course :D )
Brand: Dunno!
Model: Wolf 200
Year: 2006
Pics:

http://i30.tinypic.com/2j2t2si.png
http://i32.tinypic.com/259y68w.png
Specs:

Maximum power: 11.0kw / 8,000
Maximum torque: 15.0 / 6,000
Ground clearance (mm): 150
Dimensions (L x W x H): 1700 x 1000 x 1040mm

Black isn't mine.

[DesertDog]

which one or both of them r yur's

[Jim]

Mine is a Sumoto 200cc Cyclone, from coasttocoastmotorsports.com (Lifan Canada distributor also), 200cc liquid cooled zongshcen engine, electric start, etc,

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h32/truckgotstuck/Sumoto%20200%20Cyclone%20First%20Ride/sumoto200_024_640.jpg

[DesertDog]

ok lets see if i can do this one too

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj213/DesertDog_12/060108_13171.jpg

250PR dirt bike, my 300PR , and 125PR orange quad

yeehawhttp://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj213/DesertDog_12/DSC00077.jpg

[capone]

desertdog did you change your tires on your 300pr or they came with it

[capone]

where'd u get it from

[DesertDog]

the tires came with it and i bought it from me

my distributor is bikeimporters.com, who i buy from on orders

[coloradotrailrider]

Here is some pics of mine, the first two pics are of my Vbike 250 and the next is a TaoTao 150.

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii285/Coloradotrailrider/ATV1.jpg



http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii285/Coloradotrailrider/ATV2.jpg



http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii285/Coloradotrailrider/150-4.jpg

[DesertDog]

now colo. i know for a fact that there's dirt in that state , i grew up there
it's ok to get those bikes dirty , they will come clean again, (maybe). :?

[joeyo25]

I know it's not an ATV...But, I TRY to ride it on all terrains!

http://www.msnusers.com/176su8d7usdrqgbi73dbd0vft5/files/Pictures%2FHigh-bird.jpg

[coloradotrailrider]

I might get them dirty next weekend. :wink:

[DesertDog]

stay off the pavement when you go and you will get them dirty,

it's ok, i cringed the first time as well , and when i first started gettin mine (ours) dirty i started ridding them harder and more and parts started breaking and mods were being done more and, and, and 8O

its fun,

[kczukiman]

This is a pic of my vbike I sold last month.And wifes roketa we also sold.
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee98/kczukiman/P1011135.jpg
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee98/kczukiman/P1011147.jpg
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee98/kczukiman/P1011141.jpg
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee98/kczukiman/P1011140.jpg

[ChiGongJitsu]

dang, i'm a dirt bike guy, but seeing all these pics makes me want a quad too!

[DesertDog]

dang, i'm a dirt bike guy, but seeing all these pics makes me want a quad too!

:idea: :idea:
once you go quad you never go back to two :lol:
:wink:

[coloradotrailrider]

Nice to see the old quads again Kman. Might actually get some mountain pics and video tomorrow.

Hey DesertDog, if I get them dirty tomorrow I will clean them back up so you won't be able to tell :lol:

[kczukiman]

I can't wait to see your mountain vids Colorado.Don't forget that camera.
I have to say I really miss the v4s.
I do enjoy riding the bird every day.

[warrior91]

http://chinariders.net/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=8424&g2_serialNumber=2

[coloradotrailrider]

Kman the pics and vids will be on the way as soon as I find the time to load them on the computer and upload them. We went all day today in the mountains and had a blast.

The place that we went was a huge riding trail system area behind Central City Colorado. Got to say that out of four MIC quads not one gave a bit of problem. We rode them hard for four to five hours.

Nice pic warrior91.

[kczukiman]

Good to hear it was a good trip.I can't wait to see the pics and vids.That V4s is something isn't it?

[coloradotrailrider]

Kman, I changed my front sprocket on the V4S to a 14 tooth. All I can say is wow! what a strong ATV. That thing ran awsome in the mountains at about 9500 feet in altitude. My brother-inlaws V4S ran great also with his stock 15 tooth front srocket. I could sure tell a difference between bikes though with the gearing.

Here is a pic out in the wild, more to come later.
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii285/Coloradotrailrider/IMGP3216-1.jpg

[kczukiman]

Good to hear Colorado.Do you get a noticable differece on your low end compared to you bother-in-laws v4s?From my trips out the stock did fine in my area ,but we have no mountains.

[coloradotrailrider]

There was a big gain on low end compared to my brother-inlaws V4S. He took mine for a ride and noticed a big difference also. I also noticed that fourth gear was actually usable now on some of open flater trails. I havn't noticed any top end loss because I've never wanted to go that fast with the short wheelbase of ATVs. I guess some are more brave than others. One thing though the gear change gives it some real get up and go from a stop. For the mountains the 14 tooth front and 46 tooth rear are perfect. :D The 15 tooth front feels good also, but the 14 tooth really brings the smiles out.

[coloradotrailrider]

Four Mics in the mountains stopping for a bathroom break :D

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii285/Coloradotrailrider/IMGP3214.jpg

[kczukiman]

Have you put wheel extensions on the rear yet?They will make a big difference in stability.

[coloradotrailrider]

Ya know Kman I havn't, I would like to. I have be toying with the idea of the more expensive solid spacers and the inexpensive stud extensions.

I like the idea of the solid ones for the bigger adult ridden ATVs but of course the price is about $100 - $120 for a pair. For two ATVs thats an ouch to the pocket book!

The stud extensions are a nice price but I worry that the contact area of the stud to wheel could eventually bend the wheel with the rough rocky trails I will be riding on.

Maybe I'm over analyzing :roll:

[kczukiman]

Those are valid concerns.I had no problems.I read a few testimonials on their website befor I felt comfortable in getting them.I havn't seen yet on any of the sites that the stud type failed,but ya never know.

[ChiGongJitsu]

nice quads colorado

[coloradotrailrider]

Thanks ChiGongJitsu.

[warrior91]

Ya know Kman I havn't, I would like to. I have be toying with the idea of the more expensive solid spacers and the inexpensive stud extensions.

I like the idea of the solid ones for the bigger adult ridden ATVs but of course the price is about $100 - $120 for a pair. For two ATVs thats an ouch to the pocket book!

The stud extensions are a nice price but I worry that the contact area of the stud to wheel could eventually bend the wheel with the rough rocky trails I will be riding on.

Maybe I'm over analyzing :roll:
You are thinking clear. You are correct in your fear of "bolt extenders" and solid plates...Both are harder on axles, but the stud extenders are stud benders in rough trail hauling an adult!

[coloradotrailrider]

Thanks for the insight warrior91, I don't have the extra money for the solids right now so I think I will wait on extending the axles.

The most I would consider extending them would be an 1 1/2" per side on just the rear. I won't be doing any kind of jumping with either of our ATVs, just riding the rough rocky trails.

[warrior91]

Not raining on your parade , but I have seen wonky wheels on rough terrain one too many times! Wait until wheel spacers!!!! :P

[warrior91]

http://www.chinariders.net/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=8203&g2_serialNumber=2

[coloradotrailrider]

Yup I'm gona wait till I can get the solid spacers.

Nice sunset/sunrise pic warrior91.