2009 Yamaha Raptor 804 - Raging Raptor - Modified Ride

Quadtech has been manufacturing seat covers for ages, and its gripper seat cover with hump is the crme of the crop.

A dual pipe setup is an absolute must for an extreme modified Raptor. These Barker's possess a terrifying roar that could possibly match a prehistoric Raptor.

DuraBlue X-33 axle mated with the bulletproof Sidewinder sprockets and self-lubricating chain gives you peace of mind when chasing a 200-plus mph land speed run.

DuraBlue's billet hubs look sick and quite a bit stronger than those stockers.

G4 graphics not only make your quad look sick, but are durable and keep your quad from getting scratched up from debris on the trail.

Streamline's stainless braided lines are available in a multitude of colors to match your ride. I prefer the look of a clear coating that shows off the inner stainless braid.

If you've ever been knee-deep in mud and racing to the checkered flag, you know how important it is to have pegs with grip. Pro Armor's ProGrip pegs offer traction beyond compare.

Pro Armor's billet components scream, "Look at me!" They're also lightweight and incredibly durable.

This engine may look like any other, but be assured that Team Rocket Factory has transformed it into something incredible. Team Rocket Factory owner Jason LaPoint is building these engines in excess of 1000cc and knows how to extract every available horsepower.