Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
russdog9 wrote:
WARNING !!! Do NOT do business with this company. Could give you the whole soneg and dance, but jsut be warned, this is the worst company I have ever tried to deal with.
I'm right there with you bro. The order that I cancelled.. or at least though I did showed up on Tuesday. I made the driver wait while I tried (for a long time) to get ahold of BestPriceATVs.com. Noone had a record of my order being cancelled, and if I refused the buggy I would be charged a 15% restocking fee. Now, my issue is not with the Kinroad buggy - which kicks butt by the way - but with the assclowns at BestPriceATVs.com; and there is no way in devilville I am giving them $300 because they screwed up. I wish I had gotten ahold of Glade long before I screwed up and ordered from these losers! Glade - I am sorry I can't get that buggy from you instead, but I will be sending my brother-in-law your way when he decides to order his. Thanks for all of your help anyway bro.
Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
All said and done, here would be my ratings on a scale of 0 - 10:
BestPriceATVs.com - 0/10 (and if I figure out a way, I'll try to sue your asses!)
Raptor 250 Buggy - 8/10 (I love the buggy so far, but it requires alot of bolt overtightening to get the vibrations to stop. The cage and rack could have been fit to the frame a little better. Thats my only complaint so far.)
I'll get some pics up later. Thanks to everyone on this site for all of your help and advice. I just wish I had not been the test subject for BestPriceATVs.com.
Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
One thing I was very happy to see were the skid plates protecting the rear rotor and drive sprocket. They aren't little plastic covers like I figured they's be, they are bolt on steel plates.
Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
Here's a few more pictures. Maybe this weekend I'll clean it up a bit; unless I find a huge mudhole to play in!
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File comment: This picture preceeded one of my proudest moments as a father. Right after I got the buggy running I took it to the lot next door and played in the mud. As I was cutting a nice doughnut I noticed my son in his powerwheel buggy flying through the mud! DSCF2124.JPG [ 884.8 KiB | Viewed 27 times ]
Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
I do have 2 questions perhaps someone may be able to answer.
1.) Should my radiator fan be running all the time? As soon as the key is on, the fan is running. The engine itself has yet to get even remotely hot, so overheating is not a concern. I thought I remembered reading a post where someone stated the fan would almost never run since the engines don't get to terribly warm.
2.) Is this the fill plug that was referenced in another post for the Final Drive Gear Oil? It was a 10mm bolt instead of what I believe was referred to as a 14mm bolt, but none the less I put gear oil in it anyways. When I pulled the bolt no oil or lubricant of any type came out, so I filled it. Figured I'd better ask now before I rack up to many hours on it! LOL!
Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
Okay, umm.. I found the Final Drive Oil Fill Plug, and what I referenced above is most definately not it. LOL! WHat I filled up is opposite of the transmission on the "drive line". I'm sure whatever is in there needed lubrication, but if I need to remove that gear oil, someone please let me know soon. It also wouldn't hurt to tell me what the heck I filled up.
Joined: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:18 am Posts: 44 Location: Lafayette, IN
I really didn't notice too much vibration (other than in the front end a little) until I mounted the cargo rack on the back. That bad boy is a single females dream come true. I just severely overtightened the mounting bolts and cured most of it. I'm really happy with it so far, just need to learn more about the engine/tranny components.
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