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Check out Alberta Outdoorsmen's forum. I've them for sale there.

Good for you. I had a 2002 500 h.o. Sportsman and it treated me very well. Didn't have to spend a dime on it other then regular maintenance and wear and tear. Believe me we did hard riding, really putting the machines to the test and it stood up to anything thrown at it. The best/quickest...

I think (?) first lease road north of the gas plant takes you down to it and the river. I would imagine it's pretty wet down there. (:

Don't know what's wrong with the bike. Started it today, it ran for half a minute and quit. Turned over but would start. Main fuse blew (30amp).Changed it and nothing. Stone dead. No power anywhere. Not even to the display panel. There is power to the main fuse. Any ideas what may have happened...

Grease all the electrical connections under the seat and make sure you don't forget to wash under the seat thoroughly after each use if playing in the mud. Mud gets trapped in there and connections erode.

A group of us (5-7 units) are heading out for July long west of Caroline. None of us have been in that area before so any advice on camping and quadding areas would be greatly appreciated. How is the quadding in that area? Thanks, Al

I think on the reliability side you can't beat a Honda. I also think as a quad 4x4in in the mud they all out perform a Honda. Wouldn't buy one for that reason.

If you look at the posts regarding the Medicinr Lake rally it looks like Yami drivers had their fair share of problems or maybe they are the only ones posting the breakdowns they had,. This was a really tough ride and hard on the machines mind you. I was surprised how many Kawis there were on...

Overall, how did you find it, dry compared to other years or not to bad? Will be going to Medicine Lake next weekend so just curious.

House of Thunder in Camrose has a good price on Zillas.

How new is it. New Kawis are set up to act "retarded" after so many hours/miles to make sure they are taken in for their first service. But, any dealer would realize this.

Model is ARC10e Flame Master, I believe. Not sure how to take the "canaster" (for lack of better word) off.

Ardypol, you described what it attempts to do perfectly. It must have a partially blocked orifice. Is this something I can or should attempt myself or should I take it in to have done? Thanks again, Al

Thanks for the responses guys, but yes it is a old gravity feed furnace.

Bought an old trailer on the weekend for hunting. Pilot light lights on the furnace but the furnace won't ignite. Any suggestions. Thanks, Al

Myself, son, brother, and a friend are going. Brother lives in Drayton, so we are staying there.

I ride with all makes, models and brands of bikes and it's always the Outie riders who get covered in mud the worst. Fender extensions are a good idea on those bikes.

So, how did the mudzillas treat you. Pros and cons? Thinking about getting some. Where did you get yours and how much, if you don't mind me asking. You happy with the 27's or do you wish you would have gotten 28's? Thanks, Al

Is anyone running Silverbacks? I'm really curious what you think of them? How are they holding up, and do they make a difference to what you were previously using? Where's the best place to purchase a set of 27" Thanks, Al

Was out there last week for three days for the first time. Lots of random camping. We stayed in a cleared area at roadmarker 6. It was dry when we were there but they have received a lot of rain the past few days. A lot of work has been put into the trails. Lots of trails. Definately want to go...