ATC500R questions

[Loosecannon]

hi guys
im thinking of building a 500r but i have been told of vibration problems so i got a few quesions for the guys that have 500r's on here

-how do you find the vibration,is it bad??

-how could i stop the vibration ,eg. rubber mount the motor or counterbalance the motor



thanks for all the input guys


luke

[jeffatc250r]

The vibration isnt bad at all, its more than a 250r, but not too bad. I can ride mine all day and not get numb hands, i think there is no need to rubber mount anything.

[Dustin87R]

The vibration on a trike isn't that bad but for some reason it seems to be worse on a quad with the same engine.

[BigGreenMachine]

Bet it won't vibrate more then an 85 Tecate. LOL

[Louis Mielke]

I feel the vibration is on par with a Tri-Z. The rubber mounted bars help a little but not much. The trend for a lot of people seems to be they build their 500, and then want to move it, as in sell it for whatever reason.

Personally I'm not joining that club.

[200x Basket]

vibration is not that bad. i sell everything so the 500 is always for sale

[Billy Golightly]

You can get use to the vibration, but make no mistake if you are use to riding 4 strokes or 250Rs you will be in for a serious awakening. When you crack the throttle your vision blurs and your getting shook around like you just completed the ground on a 220v line. Your hands will cramp and tire out very quickly... Other then that, they can be a turd to start. They make tons of power and even the low RPM torque will amaze you. Not many machines can throw dirt 3-4ft when you go from idle to 1/4 throttle with just knobbies

[Loosecannon]

ok thanks for the replies


what size swinger do you think would be a good size??+4??+6??


luke

[Louis Mielke]

I wouldn't go too long if you're gonna ride it more than just the drag strip. i like my +4. with the power and being able to break it loose whenever you need to threading through the woods isn;t too bad.

Honestly I think the next thing i'm gonna do to mine is a +4 axel. We'll see.

[03 ORANGE SHEE]

You can get use to the vibration, but make no mistake if you are use to riding 4 strokes or 250Rs you will be in for a serious awakening. When you crack the throttle your vision blurs and your getting shook around like you just completed the ground on a 220v line. Your hands will cramp and tire out very quickly... Other then that, they can be a turd to start. They make tons of power and even the low RPM torque will amaze you. Not many machines can throw dirt 3-4ft when you go from idle to 1/4 throttle with just knobbies

hey, sounds like your talking bout my powervalved tri-z!

[Loosecannon]

yep i will ride in the woods too so a +4 sounds the goods


thanks guys
luke