darebee
Well-Known Member
Well guys.
I just got an 87 Warrior.
When these machines first hit the a market, I had real hard-on for 1, but that was then and this is now.
Really a Warrior is not the machine I should have for what I use it for.
I am a cheap SOB and got his machine for next to nothing. It runs great, just needs all new bushings and bearings.
I basically use the machine for a week per year at the hunt camp and MAYBE a couple of afternoons of bush-trail riding.
When I am heading out for a 4 hour stand in the bush, I dont like to get all wet and covered in mud.
I WILL be making some sort of setup/fender extensions to keep myself dry.
After all my rambling, here is the main question.
Has anyone easily (and cheaply) retrofitted plastic from another machine that will provide a lot more debris protection?
Another other tips, tricks or relevant info provided would be appreciated as well
Thanks
I just got an 87 Warrior.
When these machines first hit the a market, I had real hard-on for 1, but that was then and this is now.
Really a Warrior is not the machine I should have for what I use it for.
I am a cheap SOB and got his machine for next to nothing. It runs great, just needs all new bushings and bearings.
I basically use the machine for a week per year at the hunt camp and MAYBE a couple of afternoons of bush-trail riding.
When I am heading out for a 4 hour stand in the bush, I dont like to get all wet and covered in mud.
I WILL be making some sort of setup/fender extensions to keep myself dry.
After all my rambling, here is the main question.
Has anyone easily (and cheaply) retrofitted plastic from another machine that will provide a lot more debris protection?
Another other tips, tricks or relevant info provided would be appreciated as well
Thanks