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RING IN SPRING
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Holiday Procrastinators
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ATV’s and Dirt
Bikes are not just for Boys, Girls Ride TOO
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I want to buy an ATV for
my child, but is it safe?
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The Family that Rides Together Stays Together!
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High Gas prices increase
scooter sales
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ATV's don't have to cost
an arm and a leg
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ATV Riding Guide for Kids
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New Product: Shok-Sport
Helmet Sensor
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ATV riders find sponsors |
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RING IN SPRING
Spring is around the corner and you know what that means! It’s time to pull
the ATVs or Dirt bikes out of the garage and try to start them up. What?
It won’t start? Don’t worry; we have the parts that you need. Unlike
other ATV and Dirt Bike Importers, we actually have parts and stock parts
that you need. We know, the dealer you bought it from won’t call you back
or help you, but we will. We stock hundreds of parts for off-brand ATVs,
Dirt Bikes, Pocket Bikes, Scooters, Go Carts and more. So let’s start
with the basics; fuel and spark. We recommend a good maintenance program
to keep your recreational vehicle running great year after year. First,
install a new plug, new air filter, new fuel filter and change the oil. We
sell a kit with an NGK plug, Performance Air and Fuel Filter and Castrol GO
ATV Easy Start Oil for under $50.00. The first thing we need to check is
do you have spark? Without spark, all the fresh gas and new plugs will
leave you with the same thing, a BIKE THAT WON”T START! So, how do you
check for spark? You can buy a spark plug checker at a local automotive
shop, or you can do it the old fashioned way. Remove the spark plug and
plug the coil back to the top of the plug so that you can see the end of the
plug that screws into the engine. Now hold the plug against the frame to
ground it, make sure that you have metal to metal connection. Now turn
the engine over, do you see a spark? Did you feel the spark? If you felt
the spark, bad news it hurts but good news your CDI , coil and magneto are
not the problem. If you didn’t see a spark you are looking most commonly
at the CDI. The CDI is the
Capacitive Discharge
Ignition module that controls spark and timing. We have them for hundreds
of models so go to
www.extrememotorsales.com/parts.htm and find the one that matches
yours. Next lets look at fuel. Did you drain the fuel out before you let
the atv sit? An easy way to check fuel is to locate the carburetor. At
the very bottom of the carburetor you will see a flat screw and a rubber
hose . That flat screw drains the bowl of the carburetor and that hose is
where the gas will go once you open that screw. Get a clear, empty
container and open the screw. Check the gas color, is it clear, yellow or
dark brown? If it is anything but clear you have old stale gas and it
needs to be drained out of the tank. If nothing comes out at all and you
are sure that the gas tank is full and the petcock (fuel Switch) is open
then your carburetor is clogged. We recommend getting a can of Carburetor
Cleaner, removing the air filter from the back of the carburetor and spray
small short bursts while turning the Vehicle over. WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT
YOU PLACE YOUR VEHICLE ON BLOCKS OR ON A JACK BEFORE DOING THIS! Repeat
this step until your vehicle starts on its own without the Carburetor
cleaner.
If
you still cannot get your vehicle to start you will have to rebuild your
carburetor or we sell brand new carburetors starting at $35.00. SO LET
SPRING RING IN and if you need parts just contact us at
www.extrememotorsales.com and we can help you get going!
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Holiday Procrastinators
Every year during this time we run into the same situations, parent’s
waiting until the last minute to order their ATV or dirt bike. A few days
before Christmas the inevitable phone call sounds something like this “Hi, I
ordered from another company and I still don’t have my product. This is my
child’s main present and I am starting to panic that it isn’t here yet. If
I order from you can you have it to me by Christmas?” The million dollar
question…..Can I have it here by Christmas? Christmas falls on December 25th
each year, same time and same date. It’s as if some people are surprised
by its annual appearance and are shocked when it shows up. How can you
prevent your ATV or dirt bike from showing up late or not at all? You need
to choose the right company. When looking on a company’s website can you
easily find a phone number or address? On our site
www.extrememotorsales.com, we have our phone number on each and every
page of our cart system as well as our address. We have a contact page with
our phone numbers, emails and our physical address. We even have LIVE
HELP for those of you that do not want to pay for a long distance call or
just for the mere convenience of having your questions answered quickly
without having to write an email or place a call. Can you say that of other
websites offering similar products? If there is no phone number or
address, then you are looking at someone who merely drop ships products.
What does that mean for you? They do not have a physical location, which
means NO REAL INVENTORY and it means NO PARTS. It also means that odds are
they have never seen most of their products and they cannot provide any type
of service or support to you. They have no idea what it sounds like, how
to help you assemble it, how it drives and that means that you will spend
the next few months frustrated that you cannot get the service that you
expected. Armed with the information above the next step is how to make
sure that your order gets to you on time. The holidays are a hectic time
of year and we encourage you to order early. If you have a specific color
like our new pink or blue Camouflage then you definitely need to order as
early as possible. We recommend placing your order by the first week of
December to ensure you reserve the color and style ATV or dirt bike that you
want. Our shipping policy is you should receive your unit 7-12 days after
your payment has been received. We can expedite your product, but be aware
it is very expensive to rush freight shipping, but we do have it for you
procrastinators out there. We at Extrememotorsales.com wish you and your
family a very Happy Holiday. Please let us know if there is anything we
can do to help you with your holiday purchases, we are here help with
questions, orders or shipping. Extrememotorsales.com is located at 1025
Sunshine Lane, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714. Our phone number is
321-207-0880 and we can be reached Monday-Friday 9am- 5pm. We have a
showroom, so come in and see our products and let our experienced sales
staff answer all of your questions.
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ATV’s and Dirt
Bikes are not just for Boys, Girls Ride TOO
Finally, manufacturers are starting to realize that
girls ride ATVs and dirt bikes too. How do we know? In past years, ATVs
and dirt bikes were made in 4 basic colors; Blue, Green, Yellow and Red. If
you were a girl you had to choose red or yellow as the “Girl Color”. What
was the fun in that? Being able to personalize your off-road product is
what makes you an individual and we didn’t think girls should have to settle
for red or yellow any longer.
Three years ago we asked our manufacturers in China to make pink plastics so
that we could target female riders. They basically looked at us like we
were crazy, but each year we continued to champion the fight for girl themed
products. We wanted PINK, pink dirt bikes, pink ATV’s, pink helmets and
pink riding gear. Six months ago we got our wish and we began selling girl
themed products. On our Just for Girls page, we offer ATV’s and Dirt Bikes
in pink, purple and pink camouflage. The sizes range from a small 50cc –
110cc for girls and 150cc-250cc for women. We offer matching pink helmets
and pink gear to keep them safe and stylish. In a 2006 national survey
37% of new ATV and dirt bike sales are to the female demographic, roughly
350,000 units. Female ATV and dirt bike ownership is on the rise with new
colors and design options to entice the young and old riders alike. We can
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I want to buy an
ATV for my child, but is it safe?
This is the tough question that parents must face when purchasing a youth
ATV. Is it safe for my child to ride an ATV? Like anything else there
are certain risks involved and elements of danger. A bicycle is dangerous
and can cause injury, a skateboard, a trampoline and even walking to
school. We tell our children to ride a helmet when riding a bike and
staying on the bike path and away from cars. This is how we manage risk and
minimize injury risk. The same approach needs to be followed with ATV
riding.
First, buy an appropriate sized ATV. We have ATV’s from 50cc – 110cc for
youth ATVs. We see all too often parent’s wanting to buy an ATV’s that is
too powerful and too large for children. The reason they give us, “I want
him/her to grow into that ATV so I don’t have to buy another so soon”.
Our ATV’s are so reasonably priced that you can purchase a 50cc ATV for
$600.00. Allow your child to learn how to ride on a size appropriate unit
and once they have mastered the mechanics for safe ATV riding you can move
them up in size. Small ATV’s hold their resale value and you will be able
to recoup those costs while keeping your child safe. Our ATV’s come with
fantastic safety features to keep your child safe while learning to ride.
Our units have throttle limiters or governors’, which is a small screw
attached to the throttle box that allows you to limit the speed of the
unit. Tighten the screw down and the ATV can be slowed down to a max of 5
MPH, loosen it to increase the speed as your child becomes more
experienced. We have units with remote controls, the remote allows you to
start, stop and set an audible alarm on the ATV. If your child is driving
towards a dangerous area and you want them to stop, you don’t have to yell
or chase them down, just hit the stop button also known as remote kill
switch and the engine shuts off and the ATV comes to a gradual stop. Our
units also come with foot wells, which are foot guards that connect from the
front wheel fender to the rear wheel fender, that prevent your child from
putting his or her feet down and getting tangled in with the wheels. If you
remember the old 3-wheelers, they only had foot pegs, and if you put your
foot down the rear wheel could and did run over them causing injury. Not
the case any more.
Next, think safety gear. We recommend a quality dot approved helmet. Our
DOT youth helmets start at $60.00. We hear these famous words all the
time….”What is the cheapest helmet you have?” Don’t make the same mistake,
spend the money on a good helmet now and keep your child safe forever. We
offer complete gear packages including helmet, goggles, chest protector,
boots, jersey, pants and gloves for $299.99. We have the RSVP program,
which is Ride Safely Value Program that gives you an extra 10% of youth gear
purchases when purchasing a youth ATV. Purchase the safety gear and
enforce the rules of wearing safety gear while riding or no riding at all.
If you do not reinforce the importance of safety then your child will not
either.
Finally, an ATV is not a babysitter or a way to keep your child busy while
you do other things. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
There is no substitute for adult supervision to keep your child safe while
riding. Do not allow your child to ride passengers at any time. If you
are not familiar with proper ATV riding there are local groups that provide
ATV safety courses.
Parent’s, ATV riding is a great self-esteem booster, a
healthy way to exercise and a great leverage tool for say keeping grade
up. We at Extreme Motor Sales believe that ATV riding is a sport that all
children and families can and should enjoy. Buy a Youth ATV from us
between now and December 24, 2006 and get a free helmet! Ride
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The Family that Rides Together Stays Together!
When was the last time you spoke to your children without the phone ringing,
the TV blaring and the internet dinging in the background? It’s probably
been forever or the last time the power went out after a storm. When as
the last time that you laughed with your children and really enjoyed the
time spent with them?
Extreme Motor Sales believes that recreational ATV and
dirt bike riding is the answer. Just imagine, packing up the SUV, hooking
up a trailer of ATVs or dirt bikes and enjoying the great outdoors with a
little family bonding. There are thousands of miles of trails that you can
explore with your family, whether exploring the natural beauty of forests,
deserts, mountains or canyons. Get out and take in the fresh air, get
some exercise and burn 150-250 calories per hour while enjoying the
scenery. Create memories that will last you and your children a
lifetime. Riding is a great self-esteem booster, a way to work off stress
and enjoy nature.
Each State has designated recreational riding areas for beginners to the
advanced; some even offer camping locations so that you can combine your
favorite activities. Florida has Croom’s Motorcycle Area that has 2,600
acres of riding trails and a campground.
A family of four does not have to take out a home equity loan in order to
buy ATV’s when buying from
www.extrememotorsales.com. We can put you in quality machines with all
the bells and whistles of the name brand machines for less than half of what
you pay at the name brand locations.
We could put you in 2 -
RFX-250 ATVs and 2-
RFX-110cc ATVs and deliver them to you for $5,900.00. How does that
compare to say Honda? 2-TRX-250 and 2-TRX-90 would cost you $13,900.00
without the cost of dealer prep included. What about the Warranty? Honda
has a six month warranty and so do we. Our units come with electric start,
fully automatic, throttle limiters, front and rear lights, disk brakes and
more!
So call us and
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Kids ATV's - #1 online ATV and Dirt Bike dealer selling
kids 50cc ATV's to adult 750cc 4x4 ATV's without breaking
the bank.
Introducing Extreme Motor Sales- #1 in Sales for Kid's ATV &
Dirt Bikes.
"Why buy from Extreme Motor Sales?"
We carry a full line of ATV's, Dirt Bikes, Scooters, Go
Carts & much more for all of your off-roading needs.
Our experienced sales staff is trained to assist you in
finding the right ATV to fit your needs AND your budget!
With Guaranteed lowest pricing, we offer you the opportunity
to save money while
also enjoying "family time". With Extreme Motors, you can
virtually buy 2 or 3 ATV's for the same price of a Branded
name such as Suzuki, Honda, Polaris or Yamaha.
According to recent polls, there are more people buying
ATV's now than ever before. In many cases, spending in
excess of $2200.00 for a 50cc branded name ATV & also
incurring endless finance charges, but when you see that you
can buy OUR 50cc kid's ATV for under $800.00, saving you
$1400.00, more people are buying off brand ATV's.
For more information on our product line, please visit
www.extrememotorsales.com.
Keywords: Introducing
www.ExtremeMotorSales.com, Buying your kids ATV does not
have to cost you an arm and a leg
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High Gas prices drive even higher
SCOOTER sales at www.extrememotorsales.com
With Gas prices reaching $3.00 per gallon for REGULAR
unleaded (AND RISING), it is no wonder that people are
turning to alternative methods of transportation.
We have seen a recent surge of 125cc / 150cc Moped Scooter
sales.
Customers main reason? Can't afford increase in gas prices!
With our line of scooters and motorcycles seen at
http://www.extrememotorsales.com/scooters.htm, customers see
the value in saving money at the pump and choose to go
around town via SCOOTERS.
Alot has changed in the style and comfort of scooters
(moped) since Vespa introduced their first line in 1946.
With new designs and continued hike in gas prices, you
should expect to see alot more scooters on the road.
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ATV Riding Guide for Kids, Teens, and Adults
Our
ATV's & Dirt Bike's for kids provide great excitement for
younger riders. Below,
http://www.extrememotorsales.comoffers a helpful guide to
riding our
ATV's.
Do a pre-ride inspection before using an ATV. This inspection
should include checking tires, throttle cable, front and rear
brakes, lights and switches, oil and fuel, chain, and the
chassis for any defects or wear.
• To turn an ATV, keep most of your body weight on the outside
foot peg and lean your upper body into the turn.
• When climbing hills, shift your body weight forward by
leaning to keep the front wheel(s) on the ground.
• If stopped while going uphill, do not apply the rear brake.
Get off the machine and turn it around to proceed down the
hill.
• When going down hills, keep the engine running and in gear,
apply the rear brake and avoid sharp turns.
• Avoid “side hill” situations. When they are unavoidable,
lean into the hill.
• As a last resort to avoid an impending collision, roll off
the vehicle and kick yourself free of it.
• Do not allow extra riders on the ATV.
Below are more descriptive tips on how to ride your ATV
through different types of terrains.
Crossing Obstacles:
Often you'll have more success climbing over obstacles by
approaching them straight on. This holds true for downed trees
as well as some stair step hill climbing. With 4X4 ATV's,
approach very slowly, and once the wheels are touching, give
enough throttle to slowly crawl over the obstacle. When your
front wheels pass over the obstacle, keep the momentum going
so your rear tires will make it also. Or you may end up
sitting on your skid plate, not being able to move forward or
backward.
Don't go
over a hill:Always climb straight up or straight down
a hill. Never try to climb at an angle. And do not try to
traverse a hill. Your ATV's weight and the spinning wheels can
cause you to slide further sideways than you intended.
Depending on the steepness of the slope, sliding sideways can
cause an ATV to start rolling.
Stream
Crossing:Cross streams as slowly as possible,
creating the least amount of disturbance. Do not cross at
speeds that will create "rooster-tails" of water. Always'
determine the depth prior to crossing, and know how high your
ATV's air intake snorkel is, and never drive up or down a
stream. Driving up or down a stream needlessly stirs up dirt
and silt, and disturbs the streams' ecology. Cross either at a
90 degree angle to the direction of the stream, or head
slightly upstream.
Turning
around:Never attempt to turn around on a steep narrow
trail. If the terrain is unstable and your ATV gets sideways,
there's a dangerous possibility that it could start rolling.
If you fail to climb the hill, grab your brakes very hard
immediately. If possible, put it in reverse, and let the
engine compression and front brakes slow you while you back
straight back down the hill.
Don't follow
closely:When riding difficult terrain, don't follow
the ATV in front of you too closely. If the terrain is
challenging, the ATV in front of you may need to stop and back
up. Sometimes the vehicle in front of you may even slide
backward.
Be aware of
what’s ahead:If at all possible, know what to expect
from the trail you're riding on, and how difficult it is prior
to you getting there. If you're not sure of the trail
conditions, be prepared for the worst.
Source:
North Shore ATV Club
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New Products: Shok-SpotR Helmet Shock Sensor
May 27, 2005 – Everyone knows that a hard
knock to a helmet can damage it. But how do you know if your
helmet has suffered a hard enough knock to compromise its
ability to protect your head? REM Performance can help you
out. The company is offering the new Shok-SpotR helmet impact
sensor from Yorba Safety Concepts. It mounts on the outside of
a helmet and lets you know if the helmet suffers a severe
shock. Once the sensor turns red, indicating a severe impact,
then it’s a good idea to have the helmet examined by its
manufacturer for safety, or to buy a new one. Once the
Shok-SpotR sensor turns red, indicating a severe impact, it
can't be reset. Available in black or chrome, the Shok-SpotR
sells for $19.95. For more info, contact REM Performance at
(800) 514-1495, or visit
www.shok-spotr.com. © 2005, All Terrain Vehicle
Association
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ATV RIDERS...FIND SPONSORS FOR 2005 ON
SPONSORHOUSE.COM
Oceanside, CA – November 3, 2004 -
SponsorHouse.com is proud to announce its launch to the ATV
market. SponsorHouse has been the source helping connect more
than 100,000 sponsorship deals in motocross for all levels of
riders since 2001. Their highly anticipated launch to ATV took
place on October 15 and already more than 75 companies have
already announced programs on SponsorHouse.com specifically
for ATV racers.
SponsorHouse.com was designed to help educate riders about
sponsorship and marketing while you create your own online
resume and profile for potential sponsors to peruse.
The list of companies that have partnered with SponsorHouse
includes some of the largest players in the industry; names
such as Maxima, Scott USA, Yoshimura, IMS, M2R Helmets, Twin
Air, Moose Racing and a host of others who are expanding their
teams while making an effort to simplify there sponsorship
programs.
No longer do riders need to print out individual resumes,
search for contact information, and then send via snail mail.
SponsorHouse now makes virtually all the major players in the
ATV industry available in one easy to use location.
Similarly, companies no longer have to deal with processing
each resume manually and replying traditionally via mail.
SponsorHouse eliminates all this through its website, while
providing a quick and easy to use solution for riders seeking
support and companies who need a more efficient solution for
the future.
“We had such an overwhelming response from both the sponsors
and riders and decided made it official last month,” Says
Scott Tilton, co-founder and CEO of SponsorHouse, Inc. “This
is the sponsorship season for riders looking to ink deals for
2005. With each company reviewing information on their own,
the dates vary, but the busiest time is now”.
As a new supporter of the ATVA and ATV industry,
SponsorHouse.com will award56 FREE annual memberships to each
class winner at this weekend’s banquet.“Our goal is to bring
as much exposure and support to ATV racers as possible and
starting with rewarding riders at this year’s banquet is our
first step in doing this.” said Scott Tilton.
All riders are suggested to get online and sign up for the
program as soon as they can so that they don’t miss out on any
companies filling there 2005 sponsorship programs.
SponsorHouse.com can be found on the Internet at
www.sponsorhouse.com and telephone inquires should be
directed to 888.8-RIDESH. Companies interested in getting
involved should call 760.722.3396.
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