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  Neutron Starter

  Mike in VA

  Cheap doesn't last

  Worked great for about 3 months and now I'm back to having to replace this again. Looking for another brand this time.

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  Denali SoundBomb Mini

  Jason in IL

  Good fix for broken stock horn.

  Plug and play replacement for a broken DR650 stock horn. Not much louder, but does the job as a replacement.

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  Trail Tech Complete Stator Kit

  Bradley in VA

  Works great

  I installed this stator kit when the OEM stator quit working in my 2012 Yamaha YFZ 450. It installed easy and has been working great for over 9 months now with no issues.

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  Tusk Universal On/Off Switch

  PHIL in AL

  Switch Rebuild

  Can't believe these are rated that high. Bought two for accessory on/off and had to disassemble both to adjust so they worked consistently. Maybe mine were built on a Friday afternoon? After the rework, they worked great and seem to be holding up well. Recommended, but beware it may require disassembly to adjust internal contacts.

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  Hardline Hour Meter

  JAIME in WA

  Better than OEM

  For some reason these are so much better than what come on the KTM/Husky’s. Never had a problem with these just not working even after 160 hours.

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  UPI Cab Heater with Defrost Kit

  Sander in ID

  Nice Heater and Fit

  Installation was a little difficult but pretty good instructions and pictures helped a lot. It fits nice and warms up well after you are able to run it a few times to remove air bubbles in the new heater hoses. Most difficult procedure was mounting it to the machine mounting plates. The holes were perfect but the glove box interferes on my machine. Instructions declare it's time consuming to remove the Glove Box and it would be but we didn't do that. Instead we gained access for the Right side Rear bolt by using a hole saw just slightly smaller than a penny and used a universal jointed socket to tighten bolt. This worked well and using a penny made a tight fit to plug the hole back up.

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