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THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 11:04:40 AM   
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Me and my dad were talkin it over and wanted to do about everything you could do to a bike such as add-ons, to have something on the side other then work for Father and son time. So what do you guys think? I was thinking Arctic 1000, Outlander 800, Polaris 850. Let me know what you think and why you picked the bike you think.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 11:58:26 AM   
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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 12:07:48 PM   
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Yeah I was reading up on those. What exactly does the FCP do? Does it make it that much better as far as power? Would it keep up with the ac 1000 ? It really doesnt matter what bike it is to me I just want the one that will have the most power when fully modded.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 12:10:46 PM   
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I'd say tcat, Outty and then a built brute. I havent seen the new popo's yet so idk

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 12:21:34 PM   
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I would say the canned ham and get "The John Cannon" and FCP to build and tune it. I am parcal to the brute though.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 12:22:11 PM   
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If you want the most power then you need the FCP motor with a lengthened frame to keep the front down cause Kawi will not make a two seater.  And just add NOS on top of that and you got the most power...

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 1:41:45 PM   
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I may be wrong when I say this but it seems that the built brutes are makin more power than the built can-ams.  I know you can bore a brute out bigger.  The biggest kit I've seen for can-am is a 840 but I know Flynt's bike is a 926.  T-cat doesn't have a chance when it comes to this.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 2:10:06 PM   
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I would say a 2 seater Cam am.  look at the facts they win alot of races.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 3:43:30 PM   
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They do when a lot but look at the ratio of Can Ams to other bikes these days.  Can Am is doing good with the market.  Polaris is also getting more into the market I just wish Kawi would stick with it.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 3:55:14 PM   
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Yeah same here, I wish Yamaha would come out with a 800 v-twin im sure it would be a hoss. Im sure it will be soon sayin they have every size available now.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 4:41:03 PM   
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There are more Can-Ams racing so of course Can-Ams will have more wins.  But, there is a reason more people choose to race Can-Am.  Can-Am is just good at mud bogs. 

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 5:34:28 PM   
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850 Polaris! Ill show yall in a couple of months!

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 8:29:52 PM   
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850 Polaris! Ill show yall in a couple of months!


Can't wait to see those 850's in action! I'm going to have to beleive that Klein building something nasty....the guy has had more awesome quads than my wife has shoes!! LOL

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 10:04:50 PM   
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quote:

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850 Polaris! Ill show yall in a couple of months!


Can't wait to see those 850's in action! I'm going to have to beleive that Klein building something nasty....the guy has had more awesome quads than my wife has shoes!! LOL

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 11:37:12 PM   
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renegade or praire both are light make a mud bike that will skim the first half of the pit  lol

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/15/2008 11:57:51 PM   
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I would just say look at BruteWise old bike. What else could you ask for??

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/16/2008 12:09:16 PM   
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My bike!!!!!!    You can have it for $13500 too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






Here is a good vid of it winning (Im in the right lane looking at the vid)                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN9k--eAajk

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/16/2008 3:38:27 PM   
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renegade or praire both are light make a mud bike that will skim the first half of the pit  lol


Lol!!!!

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/16/2008 3:49:00 PM   
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Well it all depends on what you want to do....

If you just want to go buy a bike put some tires and snorkles on it and start winning then the can am 800 max seems to be the one.

If you want to build one start with a Kawi, add tires, snorkles, motor work, clutch work, extend or rake and lift. then you will have your own custom bike....  

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/16/2008 6:03:23 PM   
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So far It seems like im going with the Brute Force 750.  ole Dixie 450 What is a extend or rake? Is that extending the frame?  And if so how much money are we talkin about ? Moneys not an issue so spill away

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/16/2008 9:37:47 PM   
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Yes its extending the frame. not real sure what it costs, Bocephus660 has his extended 10" and i believe a 4" lift all done by CATVOS 

A rake is where the rear a-arms are angled back, most are 4".... CATVOS does both of these, I think u have to get a 10" lift for the rake though. Look at Brutwise's or the Freedom Brute from TBC

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/16/2008 9:42:23 PM   
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2 seater Can-Am 800 - long, fast and not as much skill required.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/26/2008 10:41:36 AM   
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Thanks for the help so far. Anyone elese?

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/26/2008 10:50:01 AM   
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The Outty 800R MAX definatley...I have a 08 brute right now and plan on going with the outty or maybe even T-cat next year...or the popo who knows so many choices!!

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/27/2008 3:42:09 PM   
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can am 800. they have to be winning somehow

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/27/2008 10:23:27 PM   
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brute better be a good rider to keep that front under control,  awesome power though.

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/27/2008 11:40:35 PM   
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Lifted, raked, it does not matter, the can am two seaters are still winning the majority of the races. Even with less HP than the built Brutes, when will yall ever figure out why?

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/27/2008 11:52:05 PM   
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Rear Trailing arms FTW

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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/28/2008 12:07:12 AM   
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Rear Trailing arms FTW


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RE: THE BEST BIKE FOR MUD COMPETITION??? - 8/28/2008 2:05:02 PM   
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It's the "catapult" effect of the T-arms along with the fact it's the legnth of a school bus. Same reason you see everyone rakeing back the a-arms on the big Brute's and Popo's. On the 2-seaters, you rarely have to use any body english or manipulate the machine at all. There is nothing more that you have to do except floor it and steer. A novice rider can beat any and every experienced rider competing aboard a single seater bike in a deep pit. You can see it at every event. One racer will be on a solid, single seater bike rocking, leaning, shifting, pushing, pulling and feathering the throttle trying to keep the bike on a line and riding the heck out of his machine. Then, you'll see another racer just sitting there on the seat of his two seater with one hand pinning the throttle and the other waving to the crowd or flickin' a booger as he blows by the other guy like he was sitting still. Man, wish I could afford a two seater!  

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