Other UTV & ATV
About Other UTV & ATV
Parts here do not belong in any other UTV or ATV category, so the group is a short, mixed list. The samples show the range: handlebar clamps and shoulder bolts, a Dayco drive belt, and listings written around specific quads and side-by-sides such as the Honda TRX450, Polaris RZR, Yamaha Raptor 700 and Grizzly 660.
Several listings are titled with a model name and nothing else, for example Honda TRX500 or Polaris Magnum 4X4 with a year range. That tells you which machine the item is for but not what it is, so read the description before you buy. Hardware and clamps are sized, so match the stated size to your machine: a 1-1/8 inch handlebar clamp, for example, only suits a bar of that diameter. For drive belts, use the part number or fitment listed for your model and year rather than comparing by eye.
This group sits inside Other UTV. Brands listed here include EPI, Clymer, Maier, Lone Star Racing/Tech 5 Ind. and Dayco Products. For anything that depends on year, make and model, pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page. The guide to buying powersports parts explains how to check a listing against your machine.
FAQs on miscellaneous UTV and ATV parts
Why are some listings only named after a machine, like Honda TRX500?
Those titles name the machine the item is for, but not the part type. Open the listing and read the description to see exactly what it is. If the description does not make that clear, check it against your model and year before ordering.
How do I pick a handlebar clamp for my ATV?
Measure the diameter of your handlebar and match it to the clamp size in the listing. The samples show a 1-1/8 inch clamp, which fits a bar of that diameter. Clamps are also made for particular makes, such as Yamaha, so check the make named in the listing.
Is a drive belt a part I should match by size alone?
No. Use the part number or fitment listed for your exact model and year. Belts are made for a particular drive system, and a belt that is close in length or width may not run correctly. Your owner's manual gives the original part number.
Can I use any bolt that looks the same as my original shoulder bolt?
Not safely. A shoulder bolt is sized by shoulder diameter, length and thread, and the listing gives those sizes, such as 1/2 inch by 1 inch. Match all of them to the original part, and use the type and grade your manual calls for on steering and suspension points.
Will the Ride Finder show every part in this group?
It narrows listings to parts made for the machine you pick, which helps on items tied to a model. Some items here are general hardware, so also search by part type and read the fitment notes in the listing.
