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ODI Grips Custom Clamps Now Available
Posted by odigrips on Monday, November 17, 2008 (13:39:06) (1214 reads)

If you haven’t already picked up a set of ODI Lock-On Grips, you’re definitely missing out. The ability to change your grips and have them ready to ride in seconds is something that riders all over the world have been searching after for a long time.

ODI 's patented clamp technology locks onto a plastic tube molded inside of a soft grip. The tube allows your grips to slide easily onto the handlebar and the grips are secured into place via the clamps on either end. That's it. No messy glues or wire ties needed for 100% slip free grips. The grips can also be replaced in a matter of seconds without having to waste time cleaning old glue from the bars.

Until now, the Lock Jaw clamps have only been available one color. The folks over at ODI understand that customization is key and so they’ve introduced 8 new clamp colors. Now you can customize your grips with your choice of 8 additional anodized colors, including: black, graphite, blue, red, purple, orange, green and even gold!

New ODI clamp colors definitely put the extra style to your bike you’ve been missing. Don’t hesitate and get some today!
For more information visit www.odigrips.com or contact at ODI Grips 1850-C Massachusetts Ave Riverside, CA 92507 and by telephone at 951-786-4755.
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Velocity Devices: Copperhead ECU Review
Posted by Weasel on Tuesday, November 11, 2008 (21:17:07) (1623 reads)

Velocity Devices: Copperhead (Engine Control Unit) ECU

by

Shane Arnold
www.atvfrontier.com

Introduction:

When I purchased my 2007 Grizzly 700 EFI I was immediately impressed with the vast improvements that had been made to it. One area that I was immediately disappointed in though was the lack of low-end grunt. To say that after just a few rides I noticed that the new Grizzly 700 EFI seemed somewhat tame would be a gross understatement. This is where Velocity Devices (VDI) came to the rescue and allowed the “fire” of the 700 EFI to be ignited...........

You can read the complete review: HERE (VDI ECU REVIEW)

Participate in the discussion: YAMAHA FORUM VDI DISCUSSION

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Aaen's Mega Power Exhaust
Posted by Weasel on Monday, October 20, 2008 (08:07:49) (1224 reads)

Aaen Performance’s Mega Power Exhaust Review

by

Scott Monroe
(www.atvfrontier.com)

In 1975 Aaen Performance was started (Parts Inc), specializing in engine modifications for snowmobiles. Their first ATV products were pipes and engine mods for the 250 Polaris Quad back in the mid-eighties. All of their exhaust products are developed, tested and manufactured in-house.

Since 1978 they have been using professional Dyno and field test procedures that equal or exceed the factory standards. Because their products are manufactured in-house in smaller runs, Aaen’s can react quickly and correct any problem areas related to fit, finish and material as well as performance issues.

They are constantly developing and improving both durability and performance. The Aaen's Outlander 800 Mega Power exhaust is a great example of this dedication to continuous improvement in their products!

To read the complete article please click HERE

To participate in the Forum discussion, please click HERE

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G-BAG (Original) Product Test Review
Posted by Weasel on Thursday, July 24, 2008 (09:19:14) (879 reads)

G-Bag Original
Review

By

Jerry Bruha & Donnie Copp
www.atvfrontier.com

PART I (INITIAL IMPRESSIONS):

I opened the plastic envelope that my G-bag arrived in, and immediately noticed that the logo on the bag was tastefully done. I don't like being a billboard wherever I go, and I liked the unimposing way the logo was tastefully embroidered in the front of the bag.

Looking the bag over, I noticed that the material seemed to be..............

You can read the entire review found HERE

You can participate in the review forum discussion HERE

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Tamarack ATV Accessories announces "Boom-It" ATV Box
Posted by CanadianViking on Wednesday, July 23, 2008 (12:11:39) (1152 reads)

PUMP UP THE VOLUME!

Lowell, MICHIGAN – July 21st, 2008 – Tamarack™ ATV accessories, a company recognized for the “invention” of ATV boxes, has innovated the industry once again with the first “boom box” that doubles as a dry storage box for ATVs. While other “similar” products on the market offer waterproof stereos for ATV racks, the Boom-It adds the convenience of lockable dry storage. “We realized that having music on the trail was more popular than one might think. When we researched it, we found many home-made units with stereos and some companies offering solutions as well, but they all had one thing in common—they used rack space and did not offer storage, thus eliminating ones ability to mount any ATV box on the rack,” says National Sales Manager Sue Malbouef. The Tamarack “Boom-It” features a high-end JBL Marine® stereo, and two 5” 75-watt waterproof speakers. It is also Sirius®-ready, MP3 player compatible, and offers radio pre-set capability. “It was important that we featured a quality, re*****ble stereo manufacturer that is known for superiority, such as JBL. Since Tamarack has always been associated with excellence, we could not put our name on a product that wasn’t built to last,” explains Richard Carnegie, Director of Sales and Marketing. The Tamarack Boom-it began shipping to dealers in July 2008 and is available in black, red, and dark green.

For more information call Tamarack at (800) 269-6701 or visit www.tamarackatv.com

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