They arrived today, what a great company and great products.

Our next ATV will be another Honda.

 

We haven't spoken for a while, whats the story on the gifts. Last time we talked I was looking at a Grizzly, haven't done anything yet. I was hoping to at least see fuel injection on a 2010 Rubicon but no 2010 Rubicons yet.

 

how did you get the goodies? that red honda hat would be awesome!

 

I send Honda update letters on our ATV.

I take pictures of how many miles we have on it like, 3000, 5000, 8000 and now 10,000 miles along with copies of my maint records along with any "repairs" that I have performed.

I believe a company deserves to here from its customers that are satisfied with their products and we are more than satisfied with our Rubicon.

As a nice gesture and to show their appreciation for me taking the time they send me stuff and I LIKE it.

Honda will follow up with a questionnaire as to my satisfaction of whatever the reason was that I originally contacted them. I believe that my satisfaction with their product is very important to them and I greatly appreciate that.

Honda, Best On Earth.

 

Wow - That's such a great idea! I never thought of doing something like tha - thx for the idea!

And yes, Honda does rock!

 

I wouldn't promise that they will send you something.

I have done this since we very first purchased our ATV to let them know how helpful, professional, appreciative and honest the dealer that is that we bought our Rubicon from, Steadman’s Honda in Tooele, Utah. Can’t say enough good about them.

 

I'm going to write them. Great rides and we're always glad to tow a Polaris out of the mountains! However, they were a no-show at our recent event in Arizona. Polaris sent two semi's, Can-Am had a dozen units on site for no pressure demo rides but I couldn't find a single Honda banner. Embarrassing.

 

Great to here, my rubicon has also been flawless and im thinking about picking up a CRF450x next week

 

Oh and yes, my vote on a 2011 (no 2010 this year) EFI RUbicon II 600 with disk brakes and nice long travel strait rear axle suspention

 

For the riding that we do and with two of us riding together and the cargo that we carry we'll stick with the SRA.

We were on some pretty off-camber trails just yesterday and I just feel that a SRA is better suited for us than an IRS.

600 cc would be a bonus along with power steering. I could leave or take the disc brakes, EFI and TraxLok.

Low-range and ESP is the ultimate rugged terrain combo on the market today.