Bent stem - Bent frame
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It has under 10 hours. Couple trips down the river at the end of February. Thawed a week later. And then rode the road ditches/gravel roads the last couple weeks of March. This happened on March 30th. Road ditches close on April 1st for bird nesting so I was trying to enjoy the last couple days.
I was looknig forward to getting this thing into the woods and 3 months after I bought it, it's still a woods virgin.
It goes into Rath racing next week. Hopefully they can get it fixed and I can be riding next weekend.
Honda did a great job with the fuel lines. No quick disconnects to remove the tank. The LTR had 2 that were a pain in the butt to remove. Getting to the tank was a lot easier on the LTR.
Yes.
For the most part. Had a bruise below my knee (probaly hit the bars) and my hip hurt for a few days. Quad almost landed on me.
This is a perfect example why Honda should tighten up the pre load on the front shocks before it leaves the dealership.
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Yep that's defiantly the week spot I've seen three bent like that already lol
Of course its not designed to have a 500lb bike land on it though
Of course its not designed to have a 500lb bike land on it though
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That's where mine bent as well. I ended up cutting a short section out, making a piece that matched the OD of the shaft, turning one end down to match the ID of single wall, turning the other end down to match the ID of the double wall, and then welding it in place.
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This may or may not work but I was taught to keep the bars a little loose so that if you did ever flip, the bars would move without bending. Obviously keep them tight enough to stay put but loose enough to slip if the weight of the xx was on top of them. It might help with the stem bending that everyone is doing around here. Just a thought.
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