Recent content by canadianzuk

Yup, weld the washers to the frame tabs.

My E serries still looks brand new after 2 years, even with lots of mud stuck to it for weeks on end. Although I did replace all the suppied hardware with stainless steel hardware. No rust, no craks, doesn't run hot either. (.020 over, stage 2 cam, port/polish, K&N, flipper always to the...

Same here, and most Warriors I have seen have stress cracked upper head mounts. Nothing else is wrong with your bike, they just weren't designed very well. Easy fix, weld a washer to the outside of each side of the mount (2 washers). Cheap, easy, much stronger than factory.

Go ahead, just watch your leg.

**** not understanding your foreign doctor, your English sucks ass. From post 1 watn? sprung my ankle? - sprained my ankle maybe. forin? - foreign. From post 2 wors? - worse. and is swelled? - and has swollen. twice as mutch.? - twice as much. How long does it take...

::) Try Canadian Tire. They have a nice little fastener section, with all kinds of little drawers filled with every metric nut, bolt, washer you could ever want. Move a few feet to your right and you can choose from the purdy stainless steel hardware bins for a few cents more. Then there's...

It shouldn't be a problem at all. Welding is fine, just a little permanent. That is the exact same mufler I have on my 2002 Warrior. I hate it, it's WAY TOO LOUD.

I had a 4' blade on my 2002 Warrior this winter for a few snow falls. It worked somewhat ok, but obviously not the best bike for the job. Pushing snow uphill, not a chance. Chains would definately make a huge difference, but they(Warriors) are just too light to push any real snow. I found...