ATV Parts and Accessories

Fowler says:

Received the EKLIPES motorcycle GPS adapter. Mounted it on my bike. Tried to use the waterproof cover attached to the adapter and found it was TOO BIG to fit in the adapter… How in blazes do they sell something like that? Had to use my dremel to grind the cover down to size to fit. The only word that comes to mind is “incompetance”. How does something like that get by product developemnent and product testing? Oh I know, THEY DON’T HAVE ANY!

Needless to say, I don’t recommend this product… unless you’ve got your dremel handy.

Montano says:

Product seems very cheap. You had to twist and turn the plug for whatever you plugged in there to get a good connection, which means that the connection gets “severed” if there’s too much vibration. The 2-prong plug in the middle of the wire that connects the socket to the battery was just terrible. In order for that to stick together, I had to wrap the connectors with really strong tape. Get the Roadpro instead…

DeSantos says:

This is a really good saddlebag for ATVs. I put it on a Honda 250 utility ATV and it fit great. You unscrew the gas cap and stick it over the filler neck, and then put the cap on. It holds it on. Plus it comes with some velcro to keep the sides from bouncing out. The pockets are very roomy. I put my phone, GPS unit, camera, all that stuff in their. My girlfriend puts her watch and small purse inside so She doesn’t have to leave them in the car. It also has a water bottle holder with a drawstring on it witch is pretty handy. I like having this. I don’t need a big rack pack, don’t have that much stuff to bring along, so this is great.

Machuca says:

This is a great package to get you started with an ATV winch. The winch itself is sufficiently powerful for midsize ATV’s. It comes with everything you need to use the winch. With almost 50′ of cable, there is plenty to get you out of most situations. The line speed is slow, so don’t expect a swift recovery, but it gets the job done. Not really an ideal winch for use as a snowplow lift (also because of the line speed), but it still does a decent job.

The line in/out switch is tactile, and has many mounting options. The power distribution box is a bit bulky, and was kind of a pain to mount inconspicuously. The wires from the power box to the control switch are excessively long for an ATV winch, so hiding them and keeping them out of the way can be a challenge, while the power leads from the box to the winch are almost too short. The included roller fairlead helps keep the winch cable in line while winching in, and helps keep the cable from fraying.

All in all, this is a great winch, especially for the price. If you find yourself using a winch very frequently and at higher loads, then this might not be the winch for you. But with the use of a snatch block this winch is more than capable of getting most ATV’s out of the mud, and for the most part a snatch block isn’t needed.

Eastwood says:

This is a very nice winch for the price. It was easy to install except that the main power cables were much too short meaning I had to go to the hardware store and buy some connectors and wire. The hook is a little small and the winch is very loud verses a Warn winch but these a small complaints about a otherwise fine winch. For the price I would highly recommend this winch.