I'm a pretty slow rider so maybe I won't even feel any difference with the weather. Maybe I'm worrying about nothing, though. My question is this -to compensate for more air, and without different jets to change, should I turn the air screw in to allow less air into the carb, thereby 'evening out' the mix? If I don't adjust the air screw then the bike would be lean which would hurt performance and is dangerous to the engine, correct? So, I read that since cold air is more dense than warm air the bike will be leaned out in cold weather since more oxygen molecules will be stuffed into the same volume of air entering the carb. I have no spare jets to change out, though. I think i've read almost all there is to read about carbs and jetting. This will be my first cold weather riding with new to me bike. Taking the time to research quality parts can make the difference between comfortable towing and shoveling. I'm concerned the bike may not run great in the cold. Being prepared for the weather can happen with just a few helpful UTV parts and upgrades. It's supposed to be in the low to mid 30's in the morning. I'm going to the Hammer Run dual sport ride this Sunday. These will help you get traction in the deep snow or ice.I'd like to buy a Motosportz Lectron but can't spend the dough now. Tires – If tracks aren’t for you, or you like the option to swap them out, consider winter/snow tires.It will help to keep you safe in the dark, as well as give you more time to complete the work you began, such as plowing or towing. Wireless lights can be a great addition to your UTV.
It becomes dark at an earlier time and provides a small window of opportunity for areas without electric lights. Lighting – Lighting can be an issue when it comes to working in the winter weather.They also are great for snow and ice as they provide a comfortable, steady ride. Many tracks feature flexible sides for easy grip, even into uneven or slippery surfaces. Swapping out for tracks can be a great way to get your side by side anywhere that you want to go. Taking the time to research quality parts can make the difference between comfortable towing and shoveling this winter season, and being left out in the cold. Being prepared for the weather can happen with just a few helpful UTV parts and upgrades. As mentioned previously, there is a lot of customizing that you can do for your UTV to get it ready for ice and snow.
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