hi im lookin to maybe purchase a magnum 330 and i wondered if any of you guys have any pics of a magnm in mud and water and i aslo wondered how well do the run and wats the worst problem you have had with one

 

well i have a 500 and the worst was letting my wife ride it. she flipped it 3 time and it fired right up. i also let my freinds kid ride it he also flipped it and it fired right up. the only thing i have had to do is change oil and put a set of new tires on. i always tell people i think you could unload a 45 into that moter and it will run like the day i bought it. i am not sure about the outher mags but i won't get rid of mine. i was supposed to sell it when i got my pred but we kept it for the wife. i think that bike is going to out live me.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

thank you for yur reply
metalneck

 

we also have the 500 and it fliped end over end, landed on its wheels...and never skipped a beat...no broken plasitc, not broken anything...very very solid bike

 

they sound like realy good quads thanks for the replys metalaneck

 

ya i forgot to mention after it flipped 4 times on 2 seperate wrecks it also had no broken anything. and i have taken that guad threw every thing. one time i was rideng in snow and i had to pull my buddies rubecon out with mine. and the only way to bulldose threw the snow was with mine and anouther sprotsman. the hondas that were with us just sat back and had that look of

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Had a 2000 MAgnum 325 4 x 4, great quad, had a 2004 Magnum 330 4 x 4, after three trips to the dealer I sold it. Now own a 2004 Outlander 330 4 x 4, night and day from the Magnum. Liquid cooled, rear ind suspension, 52-53mph. Dont waste your time with a Magnum!!!!!!

 

My brother in law flipped mine back into a creek this past weekend. No problems, just muddy.

 

The Magnums are some of the sturdiest machines made by anyone. The 335 is one of the most trouble-free machines made anywhere. Their greatest strength is they have a 500-class chassis and a 335cc engine, making it big, roomy, and incredibly stout for a machine of its displacement. However, its greatest weakness is it has a 335cc engine in a 500 class chassis, making it heavy, and slow. You will go about anywhere anyone else with a solid axle machine will, but it just isn't all that fast. Performance is about on par with the old 300 Hondas, with perhaps a little more top speed.

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