check tire pressure for pullin ,ya prolly got a bushing thats creakin or a shock .thats what happens when ya wash em off and let them sit soaked .i have always cleaned em then rode em around for a bit to get some heat back in it to evap all the water
Ill have to check the pressure. I havent done that in a long time. One wheel was tipped way out so I had to make an adjustment with the tie rod anyway.
I dont usually wash it after riding and if I do Ill dry it off real good with towels.
I wouldnt think something was worn out already but maybe it is. Ive only had it a year and it was a leftover when I bought it.
Did you look over all the suspension pieces well? Might be a cracked piece, or something bent throwing something otu of alignment. You shouldnt of had to of adjusted the toe if something didnt get whacked good
My old Kx’s use to creek after getting wet. It was always the rear shock pivot point. I would spray everything with some WD-40, then the noise would go away.
Polaris quads are shit. And you should always spray every moving peice/bearing with wd 40 before riding and after washing. It will displace the water and help with wearing.
Usually (I haven’t seen any of the newer ones up close) there’s an upper and lower urethane bushing of some sort in the steering shaft- upper or lower, take your pick. Sometimes they’ll crack/snap/wear and dirt/crap/whatnot will work in the bushing/rod surface and squeak. Put it on a stand and turn the handlebars back and forth - if the suspension’s unloaded and you still get the squeak, probably steering related.
You could pull apart the lower (more than likely) bushing/rod assembly and clean it out/replace the bushing, or - pretty much the same as everyone else said - spray the crap out of it with wd40. It’ll be good for a little while, probably have to spray it after every wash, since more crap will get in there every time you ride it.