Hey 375 owners, do you have trouble rolling your quad? I'm pretty close to owning one and want the the scoop. Thanks!

 

Rolling the 375? If I understand correctly you are asking if the excessive body roll will cause rollovers. The best answer I can give is that there is far more body roll than most other quads. But I have never fell unsafe riding, In real technical situations the ACT suspension out shines all but the most advanced IRS machines. Overall the 375 has a great engine, tranny and suspension.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I was just reading about the 375 rolling. That's why I asked. I plan to mountain ride and rolling doesn't sound real fun. So I wondered what they were talking about. I'd like to get the AC because they are local and I've done alot of research but not about rolling! lol
Thanks, Amy

 

I wouldn't worry about rolling, where did you see the rolling problem? After a few very steep hill climbs you'll gain confidence in the 375's abilities. Since the all the Cat models are generally the same the 375 should react like a 500ACT. On trails running the "long way" of a steep hill can be a little unnerving due to the soft suspension, although the machine has never felt like it was going to roll. Colorado is a little different then Maine[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] our hills are bumps compared to yours.

Hope I've helped not just confused things even more.

 

I'm not sure where I got that! It is a little different than Maine here. Up the mountain and down! Yippee!