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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:46:35 PM

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sorry to get off subject of Can-ams wooping may arrogant A$$ but I couldnt help but notice your new Avitar Jeffro.

That is awsome!!! that is also one bad to the bone bike in the top right corner of it as well!!!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:47:35 PM

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Well I will see if I cant change all that for ya'll

Ya'll beat a stock H1 with a lift.... thats impressive. It doesnt even have exhuast on it.

pull this guy's sig; prairie mud, does that look like a stock bike. i didn't think so.

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:52:05 PM

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So we are back to talking about can am being faster in mud/water bogs..?? thought we allready covered this and said YES they are top dog right now..??

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:53:15 PM

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:53:52 PM

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sorry to get off subject of Can-ams wooping may arrogant A$$ but I couldnt help but notice your new Avitar Jeffro.

That is awsome!!! that is also one bad to the bone bike in the top right corner of it as well!!!!

Yes sir Yes sir... Shoot that's the only reason I went with that one. Just having your bike in my avitar made mine faster!!!!!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:56:53 PM

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So we are back to talking about can am being faster in mud/water bogs..?? thought we allready covered this and said YES they are top dog right now..??

So explain all the smack talk.....

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:58:58 PM

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sorry to get off subject of Can-ams wooping may arrogant A$$ but I couldnt help but notice your new Avitar Jeffro.

That is awsome!!! that is also one bad to the bone bike in the top right corner of it as well!!!!

Yes sir Yes sir... Shoot that's the only reason I went with that one. Just having your bike in my avitar made mine faster!!!!!!

your lucky there wasnt a can-am in the picture cuz your bike would look slow

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 5:59:41 PM

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Well I will see if I cant change all that for ya'll

Ya'll beat a stock H1 with a lift.... thats impressive. It doesnt even have exhuast on it.

pull this guy's sig; prairie mud, does that look like a stock bike. i didn't think so.

I dont have to pull his sig.... He's one of my best friends. **** I can almost throw a rock from my computer and hit his wheeler.

Its a stock H1 with a Lift. Modded stock exhaust and 4.0 gears.

arrogance shared by most Cat owners.

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:01:11 PM

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did you not read all of the post...??? i think it pretty much is explains its self. also most of us are joking and did not come in here calling others names.
even the other can am guys where joking right with us.

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:02:30 PM

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So we are back to talking about can am being faster in mud/water bogs..?? thought we allready covered this and said YES they are top dog right now..??

So explain all the smack talk.....

I dont recall much smack talk about Can-ams in a mud bog? Care to try and read through it again. I was jacking with you after you started in on me.

I will be ther first to admit Can-ams win bogs..... **** you would have to blind deaf and dumb not to know that.

I will sure enough race you in one though...... I like my chances

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:03:49 PM

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did you not read all of the post...??? i think it pretty much is explains its self. also most of us are joking and did not come in here calling others names.
even the other can am guys where joking right with us.

Atleast thats what I thought...... 007BF your not mad at me are you???

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:05:59 PM

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shoot i even told him he was one of the "special" people and he did not get mad at me..lol

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:06:09 PM

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I had a buddy got a 800 and sold it a week later... he went thru 2 or 3 belts in a short time and did not even ride it hard. As far as v-twims go, I have seen a thunder cat thrashed with 31's and no belt problems. The mud pro has a factory clutch kit installed, the 4.0 gears, snorkeled. All I would do is dielectric all connections and move the radiator to the rack, and larger tires. I have 650 H1 set up this way and love it. The outlander is faster but for where and what kind of riding I do I need grunt not speed. Besides where in the woods and trails is it safe to run over 25 mph.

there is a 30 mile break in the belt. if this procedure is not followed and the belt allowed to settle then you will have problems with it.

Look at this guy..... He's owned a Can-am for like 2 days and is already a expert on them

You dont know what you've walked into to

he took a shot, we took a shot

no name calling

ha

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:07:39 PM

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:09:14 PM

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shoot i even told him he was one of the "special" people and he did not get mad at me..lol

LOL....ya he is cool. He has helped me with clutch stuff on my bike.

These guys either are just wound up tight or didnt realize this thread was a bunck of joking around to make the day go bye

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:11:59 PM

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good times........

C-YA

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:17:23 PM

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 6:52:55 PM

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I was have a blast until someone let the 10 year old on the computer!!!! Chris you going riding tomorrow??? I know we are jacking the thread again

. Whats new!!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 7:14:01 PM

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I cant get a babysitter so its looking like I'm not going to make it

I'm going to try and get a babysitter for next weekend. I would really like to go to the C.M.R. event at Rural shade.

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 7:27:12 PM

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Well hope you can make both, if you need anyting let me know!!!! Its more fun if its the whole group.... You got my number if you need me!!!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 7:31:31 PM

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not really, unlike most folks i take stock in what the people who actually BUILD the bikes have to say. those little books they give you when you buy a bike can have some useful info..... if you crack one open now and again. and i am by no means an expert so please refrain from labeling me as such. besides i didn't walk into anything that 800cc's of rotax can't get me out of.

I dont know with all 8"s of ground clearance you have, you can bottom out in this crap pretty fast

there's this thing...........it's called a tape measure.......it has these marks on it with numbers and when i put it under mine it says something like 12..........really a wonder of the modern world........you should buy one and learn how to use it. where are you jokers coming up with 8"???????????? are you kidding???????? it's a shame that artic cat had to MAKE a mud bike, i just bolted on some laws and had one.

Hmm I just tried out one of these tape measure thins you speak of and guess what my T Cat with 30" Sliverbacks measures 17" of GC under the Diffs with no lift just tires...

Now get that much lift on a Canned Ham and see how much it costs im thinking 3k...

Now tell me how getting the Canned Ham is the better choice and don't use your BS of a AC brakes lots....

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 7:37:40 PM

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I am not sure what he is talking about??? A peice of tape with lines and numbers on it?????

But with my lift I am sure they can still go thru more, out run, and out last me any way!!!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 7:44:05 PM

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that is too funny! the twins are prolly way more torquy than our single bores anyways.

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 8:24:26 PM

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James, we all know you got the short end of the stick!! LOL

For those of you who are jumping to conclusions, this whole thing has been good fun so don't ruin it.

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 8:30:39 PM

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James, we all know you got the short end of the stick!! LOL

For those of you who are jumping to conclusions, this whole thing has been good fun so don't ruin it.

x2!!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 8:35:44 PM

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Now tell me how getting the Canned Ham is the better choice and don't use your BS of a AC brakes lots....

Is that why they are so slow??? LOL, somebody got a little excited!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 8:41:25 PM

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slow..lol like the slow kid without his med's...

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 8:44:24 PM

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^^^^^^^^^^ Pretty good!! I actually had to read that one twice!!

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RE: outlander 650 vs mudpro - 8/22/2008 8:46:01 PM