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Happy 4th of July!

Topic moved to Joyner forum and title changed to 2009 Joyner Trooper 5 Speed Transmission Shaft Size 😁

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Topic moved to Cub Cadet forum 😉

Nikola Motor launches its all-electric UTV with up to 150 miles of range Nikola Motor, a Utah-based EV startup, best known for their hydrogen fuel cell electric truck, launched their all-electric UTV with up to 150 miles of range this week. Last month, I had the opportunity to be among the first people to experience their prototype for the new off-road electric vehicle and I came out of the experience fairly impressed. You can read my report here: ‘We tested an insane electric UTV with more energy capacity than even the most powerful Tesla’ But this week, Nikola Motor, or more specifically its sports division ‘Nikola Powersports’, officially launched the Nikola Zero UTV, which has been renamed ‘NZT’. The prototype that we tested didn’t have any body panels, but the company has now released a bunch of new images showing off the final design. We could only share a few pictures of our experience with the vehicle in the desert in Utah and couldn’t do justice to the ability of the vehicle to conquer the impressive terrain in the Utah desert. With the launch this week, Nikola released a cinematic video filmed at the same location that should give you a little better idea of the capabilities of the electric UTV. The company has also worked out the lineup of NZT variants that will be offered: “Nikola has expanded the NZT lineup to include four models; NZT 440, NZT 352, NZT 280 and NZT 198. The numbers represent the kW output of the UTV, with the NZT 198 starting at only $28,900 and coming in at 2,300 lbs.” The different versions are based on the number of motors and the capacity of the battery: 75kWh, 100kWh and 125kWh. We tested the top-of-the-line version with 4 motors and the highest capacity battery pack, which was actually 107 kWh for the prototype. Last month, Trevor Milton, founder and CEO of Nikola Motor Company, told us that the fully equipped NZT will cost closer to $55,000. He commented on the launch yesterday: “With 0-60 mph in the three-second range, the Nikola NZT is the most powerful production UTV ever built. It outperforms many high-end sports cars and comes with features like electric power steering, 33” tires, 20” of wheel travel, anti-lock brakes, stability control, anti-rollover, traction control and torque vectoring. Once you drive one, you will sell every gas-powered UTV you have and join team Nikola.” Nikola was already taking reservations since announcing the vehicle last year, but the company now says that they are reimbursing all the deposits and taking reservations again but without any required deposit. They expect to start production “in the fourth quarter of 2018 with deliveries to dealerships for Spring 2019 sales.”

Introducing the new 2019 YXZ1000R Side-by-Side. Optimized with enhanced gear ratios and paired with new 29-inch Maxxis Bighorn tires; a new oversized radiator relocated behind the seats; new FOX RC2 shocks with updated settings; and enhanced cabin space for increased comfort with lower seats and an updated roof design. Learn more at UTVDriver.com.

Luke lays down his early impressions on the all-new 2019 Yamaha Wolverine X2 equipped with a 847cc parallel twin engine, upgraded 600LB dumping cargo box and the highly intuitive Adventure Pro system. The quieter engine of the Wolverine X2 runs at a projected 69HP and the cab has built-in tilt steering, a sliding driver seat, along with raised driver and passenger doors and roof for complete coverage from the elements. The Adventure Pro system is a detachable tablet straight from the factory that tracks a whole whack of data during your riding experience. The system includes information on engine performance, engine RPMs, speed, as well as a fully capable GPS. You will also be able to update your social media presence on the fly and can take photographs of your adventures while out on the trail. Stay tuned for further coverage on the 2019 Yamaha Wolverine X2 coming at you this summer on a brand new season of Dirt Trax Television. For more information, visit: https://www.yamahamotorsports.com/out... Visit https://traxnationretail.com/ to order the latest official Dirt Trax gear!

Welcome to UTVBOARD. I moved your topic to our Kawasaki forum. When you say dead, no power or no lights when key on? If it took water into the intake and is now hydro locked, you'll want to pull the plug and crank the engine to get the water out. If you have no electrical now, there may be other issues and I would start by drying everything off and checking fuses as a start. Now if it starts but wont move, you probably have water in the CVT housing and there should hopefully be a plug to drain.

Added manufacturer info into topic title and moved to Other Brands UTV SxS Forum. 😁

@Brian71 Changed your topic title to: Joyner Trooper T2 Aftermarket Brakes 😁 Hopefully this will help with searches and replies being more descriptive of what you are looking for.

Is that a ranger? Is it running hot and is the fan turning on?

Glowing exhaust is usually a sign the engine is running rich. Check your air filter first. How does it run? What year is it? Topic moved to Hisun forum and added UTV info into topic title.

@Monty Herbold I added to your topic title and it now reads: What weight of oil and brand Joyner 1100 This will help others and identify your topic on searches. 😁

GoPro has mounts you can use depending on what camera you have. They've also come out with hand held sticks and ways to strap with back-packs and such. Here's a pretty nifty accessory kit on amazon for $22. Additional GoPro accessories on Amazon

Attached is a PDF of the service manual for a 2011 RANGER RZR / RZR S / RZR 4. 2011 Polaris Ranger RZR S Service Manual.pdf

Here' s a pdf of the Hisun HS800 Service Manual. Forth version , May, 2014 Published by Chongqing Huansong Industries (Group) Co., Ltd and Hisun Motors Corp USA. HISUN800UTVServiceManual.pdf

@Jeremy SK one topic about your light bars is enough. I merged all 3 of your topics into this one and moved it to UTV Product Specials and Promotions Please keep this topic updated with NEW promotions and to answer member questions. Please don't start a new topic unless it's a product not discussed in this topic.

@strike250 I promoted this topic and shared it on twitter and facebook, sounds like you have a happy customer in @DigitalDan and a good product! https://www.utvboard.com/ourpicks/ 👍

Yes, it has been pretty dead in certain forums here lately, so sorry you haven't gotten an answer on your topic. There are some veteran members that do a great job of helping others but sometimes it takes a bit. Here are some comparisons from other sites if you haven't seen them yet 😁 https://dirtwheelsmag.com/polaris-rzr-xp-1000-vs-yamaha-yxz1000r/ https://www.utvdriver.com/utv-shootout-polaris-rzr-xp-1000-vs-yamaha-yxz1000r https://utvactionmag.com/shootout-polaris-rzr-xp-1000-vs-yamaha-gytr-yxz1000r/

For a Decade, the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Has Led the Motorized Recreation Industry in Creating and Defending Access to Land for Outdoor Recreation Yamaha accepts applications from nonprofit or tax-exempt organizations including OHV riding clubs and associations, national, state and local public land use agencies, outdoor enthusiast associations and land conservation groups with an interest in protecting, improving, expanding and/or maintaining access for safe, responsible and sustainable public use. The Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative is the industry leader in guaranteeing responsible access to our nation’s land for outdoor enthusiasts. Through this program, Yamaha has directly and indirectly supported thousands of miles of motorized recreation trails, maintained and rehabilitated riding and hunting areas, improved staging areas, supplied agricultural organizations with essential OHV safety education, built bridges over fish-bearing streams and partnered with local outdoor enthusiast communities across the country to improve access to public lands. The Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative has contributed more than $3.5 million in funding and equipment across more than 300 projects over the past 10 years to assist outdoor recreationists working to protect and improve access to public land and educate the public on its safe, sustainable recreational use. For those who rely on access to public land for work and play, the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative has proven to be the industry’s most reliable partner and a significant resource. http://www.yamahaoai.com/

Topic moved to Joyner forum.

Added "service manual" to your topic title.

Topic moved to Hisun forum and edited title to SELLING HISUN IN AUSTRALIA

I agree and for future posts as well.

@silverbullet I am very curious what makes you post the way you do (using quotes and pasting) and how you are accessing this forum. Could you please share what browser and/or device you are using? It seems you are having issues with simply replying to topics and I would like to help but need to understand better.