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RE: Need help identifying this ATV.
Is this it?
Product Description
We are the professional manufacturer of ATV/QUAD Bikes, dirt bike, pocket bike, mini bike, chopper, electric scooter, gas scooter and other sports & entertainment products.
HL-A419A
HL-A419A
Key Specifications/Special Features:
Engine: Single Cylinder, 4 Stroke, Forced Air-cooled
Engine Displacemnet(ml): 229
Bore x Stroke: 68.5mm x 62.2mm
Max Power(km/r/min): 12/7500
Max Touque(r/min): 15/6000
Transmission:
Start Mode: Electric start
Transmission Mode: Chain
Brake Mode: Drum/Disc
Brake Distance(m/30km): 7
Shift Speed Type: Five, With Reverse Gear
Clutch Mode: Manual
External condition:
Length X Width X Height(mm): 1590x870x990
Minimum Turning Radius(mm): 3000
Climbing Degree: 35
Lamp: Head Lamp
Seat Height(mm): 670
Minimum Ground Clearance(mm): 120
Top Speed(Km/h): 75
Tire Dimension(Front/Rear): AT19*7-8/AT18*9.5-8
Cover Material: PP
Color: Red/Blue/Green/Black/Yellow
Packing:
Carton dimensions: 1480 x 850 x 780mm
N. W.: 130KG
G. W.: 155KG
Container: 30pcs/20ft; 66pcs/40ft
Model: HL-A419A
Company: Yongkang Hengli Electronics Co., Ltd.
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01/26/09 03:02pm |
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RE: Increase speed on 2005 Phoenix 200
I'm not going to tell you the model to buy, but unless you need a very basic easy-to-ride entry-level sport quad (Which the Phoenix is and Polaris describes it as such), you might want to make a list of competitive machine first, like Blaster has suggested.
If you take the Raptor 250 for example, the Phoenix is almost the complete opposite entry-level machine. Some of the models Blaster mentioned fall right between the two.
I'm going to assume, you can get a GREAT deal on the 2005 Phoenix, so money will ultimately play a roll in your decision.
I think if you (or the person you're buying it for) have anyexperience at all, you may be disappointed. Then again, there are people out there who enjoy this little Polaris. Look at the March 2009 issue of ATV Sport for our complete write up on six entry-level ATVs, including the Phoenix.
Things you could improve on the Phoenix would be adding an exhaust, airbox, shocks and tires and wheels. However, an aftermarket expert once told me if you have to add all this stuff to such a under-powered quad, it may be worth exploring a different (bigger displacement) model to start with.
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01/26/09 02:52pm |
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CPSIA could spell trouble.
It's the acronym for the Consumer Products Safety Improvement Act and it has the potential to do harm to the youth quad segment of the industry. Think of it as the "lead paint act."
Basically, this law was established to control the amount of lead paint in products intended for children. A "Children's Product", according to the Act's definition is any product sold in the U.S. (new or used) that is designed or intended primarily for children 12 and younger.
On February 10, 2009, all of these types of products sold in the U.S., must have a certificate that says the product is in compliance. Anything with lead values of exceeding 600 parts per million (ppm) will be in violation of the law.
Basically, any company with youth products must sell off the products before the deadline or attempt to do so after the deadline (even without certificates) and do so in violation of the new law.
Some may reduce the cost of merchandise in order to sell it before the new law starts.
Some consumers may be able to find a great deal.
Some businesses may choose to ignore the law.
This could potentially hurt businesses that are already struggling to make it.
Should ATVs and motorcycles be lumped in with toys and other children's merchandise?
What do you think? Share your thoughts on this topic.
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01/23/09 04:27pm |
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RE: A cheaper alternative to a helmet cam....
Wolverine, send them to me and I'll get them in the mags or at least place them elsewhere. Must have a helmet on.
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01/23/09 04:12pm |
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RE: A cheaper alternative to a helmet cam....
And post them here so we can all see how the video looks and to see if the camera captures good footage.
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01/20/09 01:01pm |
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RE: 2003 400 Artic Cat Atv poor steering
You both make a very valid point. Clearly, he's not into having the biggest, baddest and the best stuff or he wouldn't still be running the '03 Cat.
Thanks for setting me straight.
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01/14/09 04:33pm |
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RE: Robbie Madison's 100ft step up and 100ft step down
Wolverine350,
Thanks for helping this slow guy out. I hope I'll catch on soon enough.
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01/14/09 01:29pm |
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RE: 2003 400 Artic Cat Atv poor steering
OK, I think you should run the Precision stabilizer. Older Cats have a unique steering effort/delivery, so I don't know if you're not used to that or if there could be other issues. I also think you need to take a closer look at all the steering components. Examine the steering stem, ball joints, hubs, tie rods, drive shaft, etc.
I called Daryl Rath (Rath Racing) to get his feedback, too, and he agreed. He said, during his AC days, in the WPSA QuadCross events, he only had good results using the Precision unit. He said they never had any luck with the stick-type stabilizers (wouldn't hold up).
Here's the deal if you select the Precision stabilizer. He said George at Precision doesn't offer mounts for the Arctic Cats. However, Rath has them and he said he could hook you up with the entire system. Check him out at www.rathracing.com.
Good luck,
Editor
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01/14/09 01:09pm |
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RE: New ATVMagblog post from "PrinceV"
Thanks for the help Jon. My bad.
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01/14/09 12:34pm |
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New ATVMagblog post from "PrinceV"
You guys should check out Princevaliant's post about Chinese quads.
Here's part of the intro:
Chinese branded atvs are a legitimate part of the market now, are they right for you?
This topic brings up a lot of opinions among ATV enthusiasts on forums and general conversations. Most people form those opinions based not on personal experience, but out right hear-say and just general perceptions either directly or indirectly of any foreign made product. In this article I am going to take a look at what Chinese “off brand” atvs, are and are not, as well as give some tips should you decide to purchase one.
Read the entire piece, here:
http://www.atvmagblog.com/2009/01/13/chinese-atvs/
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01/14/09 08:51am |
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RE: Robbie Madison's 100ft step up and 100ft step down
Any of you guys seen Ryan Capes and his jump? Almost 400 feet! However Maddison is "official World Record holder" since Guinness attended his ramp-to-ramp distance jump.
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01/14/09 08:48am |
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RE: Want more ATV stories, images, videos, etc?
The issue, most recently, was with TL (our admin site). Clearly, now that it's back up and running, there shouldn't be any problem logging in.
I've reported more of your concerns as Princvaliant1975 helped me with knowing about certain problems some have had.
Thanks
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01/08/09 02:55pm |
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RE: Want more ATV stories, images, videos, etc?
Well, I've let some people know some members have had troubles. I do know we want to make improvements to the site and to the forum and hope this can fix any troubles.
Give me specific example or issues you've had and I can report them.
Thank you
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01/08/09 10:22am |
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Video Gallery or Photo Gallery
I want to remind all of you to share your photos (clean and of the ATV kind) and riding videos on this site. We have both on the homepage and you could just get yourself featured in the magazine(s).
Show off your riding skills and photography. Let your buddies know how good you really are.
Thanks
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01/08/09 10:17am |
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RE: Did we crack 100 post today?
It's probably due to this poser, or whatever it is you're calling me these days.
I will be more active than ever, so stay tuned.
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01/08/09 10:14am |
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RE: Robbie Madison's 100ft step up and 100ft step down
Robbie Madison is crazy. That was one of the most insane jumps I've ever seen and to jump back down was proof for me that he's a talented wacko. How do you top this and his 300-foot jump? Jump a volcano?!
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01/06/09 09:03am |
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RE: A cheaper alternative to a helmet cam....
i just picked up a gopro hero wide for around 250, havent tried it yet but from the vids ive seen it looks pretty damn good
We have this camera and it produces wonderful video. You can see some of the footage on our this site (www.atvsport.com). We now need all the various mounting brackets so we can get a view of the rider from the front bumper and rear grab bar as well as mounting it to the nerf bar for suspension footage. It mounts to a helmet with ease. The suction cup is a cool part to have too. I've also used it for recording my buddies band and it did fine, too.
You made a good choice blasterfan84.
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01/06/09 08:59am |
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ATVs in 2009 and beyond (The Obama years)
We here at ATV Magazine and ATV Sport love our jobs and are ATV enthusiasts like many of you. We read reports from the NOHVCC and the Blue Ribbon Coalition that state off-road users and vehicles could face their toughest years yet in terms of the amount of trails we will have as well as legislation (possible changes to current system).
We wonder how many of you think our next four years will go and how they may affect the next decade.
Please keep your opinions clean and thoughtful. Political bashing aside, we want to hear your thoughts and any possible positives or negatives you think could happen.
Thanks for your time.
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ATV News moderator
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01/06/09 08:52am |
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Please tell us your favorite ATV.
This can be an ATV you currently own or one you've always dreamed of owning. Regardless, we want to hear from you and learn about your reasoning for liking a certain model and your thinking process about the current crop of quads out there. Although, I'd like every ATV to be a sport model, I realize not everyone rides one, so if your favorite ATV is a 4x4 utility mudder or a UTV, share that with us too.
Thanks
Editor
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01/06/09 08:45am |
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Tell us about your favorite trail ride.
This topic has been moved to another forum.
You can read it here: 22271135
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01/06/09 08:06am |
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