If you chose “FREE SHIPPING” your unit will require some assembly. Here is a quick rundown of what you can expect to assemble when you get your unit! All engines/gear cases are filled with shipping oil that needs checked prior to starting and changed after approx. 4-8 hours of service!

 Dirt Bikes / Pit Bikes – Typical installation include mounting up the handlebars, installing the rear shock, mounting up the front tire, and a possible other small item or two.

ATVS / 4 Wheelers – Typical installation include mounting all 4 tires, mounting up the handlebars, tie rod ends onto the spindle in the front, shock top bolts, install battery. Sometimes you will have to install some small things like the racks, gas cap, etc. VERY EASY ASSEMBLY!

Scooters / Mopeds – Depending on what unit you get, here are some things you might have to mount on the scooter, Battery, Mirrors, Rear Storage Box, Windshield, Front Tire. Typically all scooters come fully assembled and you only have to put on a couple small things to make it complete.

UTV’S – Typical installation includes installing 4 upper shock bolts, mount wheels, install upper portion of the roll cage, install exhaust muffler with 2 bolts and 4 springs, install bed frame and mount plastics, install battery underneath drivers side seat and connect winch powers to the battery as well. Red wire is positive, Black wire is negative, install seats, mount steering wheel, install front hood plastic and bumper and bumper cover. You will need to change the shipping oil, differential fluids front and rear, flush and change radiator coolant. It is very important to check all bolts and nuts to ensure that they are tight on the whole machine.

Parts – Parts purchased from us may be returned within 15 days of purchase. We require that the product is in original packaged NEW condition. Customer is responsible for shipping costs to send it back. Original shipping is not refunded and there is a 20% restocking fee for all parts returns.

Crated Units – Crated Units purchased from us may be returned within 3 days of delivery as long as the unit is in original packaged NEW condition. Customer is responsible for shipping costs to send it back. Original shipping is not refunded and there is a 20% restocking fee. Please ship to:H&R Enterprise – 2893 US Hwy 22 SW; Washington C.H., OH 43160

Assembled Units – Assembled Units may NOT be returned once the shipping service has picked the unit up or customer has taken local delivery of the unit.

 

REMEMBER – Safety 1st

Ride Safe, Ride Smart

There’s only one thing better than getting ready to ride your ATV, UTV, Dirt Bike, or Scooter – and that’s learning how to do it safely. We want to help you to make the right decisions about your riding. We want to help you choose the right unit for your skill level, assist you in making the right judgments when riding and determine the proper helmet and equipment that will keep you as safe as possible.

Remember: safety starts with the rider. Read your owner’s manual and safety materials.

Be a Responsible Rider

Riding an ATV, motorcycle, UTV and dirt bike is an exercise in responsibility to yourself, to others, to the environment and to the sport. So remember: wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing whenever you ride. Never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol, inspect your bike before riding & read your owner’s manual. Always obey local laws, use common sense, and respect the rights of others when you ride. Make sure you have a proper license when riding on public roads, and never modify your motorcycle’s exhaust system.

Unit Checklist

FOR YOUTH ATV BEGINNERS – Adjusting the Throttle Control before letting rider ride. When starting the unit up make sure that throttle control is as low as it can be tightened. The throttle control is located on the topside of the throttle on the handlebar. Loosen the nut and then tighten the screw down. Continually do this until you find the right adjustment to it’s safe enough to let your child ride. You’ll need to play with this to find the right speed.

Make sure the emergency brake is on before starting the unit. This is located on the left handlebar. Push the button in and clamp the brake before starting the unit up. To start the bike, the hand brake needs to be in a locked position anyway.

Make sure the rider is prepared to ride when the brake is released.

Tighten all bolts on wheels. Make sure wheels properly rotate.

Tighten all bolts on unit.

Make sure that handlebars, exhaust pipe, frame and other noticeable parts on bike are properly attached and bolted down.

RIDE SAFE..!!