Hey I am looking at buying a Suzuki Ozark,

but I am afraid I am too big for it. I am 6 ft 2 inch 175 lbs.

I am not sure this atv will be big enough for me. I also

need to know how much to offer for a new one of these atv's

to a dealer. Should I go for the Yamaha BearTracker, and how

much for one of these. The BearTracker is bigger but I understand the

Suzuki handles better and is faster. Greg

 

I think the oz might be a bit small, the 2wd bruin or bigbear will be a much better fit. But if you are set on a 250cc you can't go wrong with an Ozark, we had one and it was alot of fun !

 

I'm 6'-5" 180 lbs. and ride an Ozark every weekend on some pretty wicked trails. It may be a bit on the small side as far as looks go when I'm on it but don't let that fool you. It is a quick little machine and performs very well in everything I throw at it. You can still control it instead of a bigger ATV controlling you. My brother has a brand new Rancher 2wd (two weeks old) and he can't touch the Ozark in a straight line drag. My friend and I were both on Ozarks (friend is about 240 lbs.) and we beat him by 3 and 4 lengths respectively. Just my two cents. Save some money and buy an Ozark. You won't be disappointed.

 

The Ozark is a great quad. You are right, it has more power and is faster than the Beartracker. The Beartracker is bigger and would fit you better, but I still WOULDN'T get it. The Ozark would have plenty of power for you, but unfortunatly you might feel a bit cramped on it. I think you'd be better off with the 2WD Bruin. The Ozark is a great ATV but you would be more comfortable on the Bruin.

 

We have an Ozark and everyone just loves it. It's pretty much an all around great quad for anyone to ride. The thing can turn on a dime!

 

I am 6' 180#s , my wifes new Ozark fits me fine, I like the way it handles and flies. Don't go Bruin, one it is no bigger than an Ozark, two it's a fricken Yamaha. Trust me, I bought a Yamaha just to prove I am not bias. Anyhow, I got mine 4,000 new out the door, helmet included for wife.

Another note, rode a Twin Peaks, puts Grizzly to shame. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]