How much ATV do I need?
#11
Originally posted by: 4wheelerfred
get a trailboss it's esay too drive it's pretty fast and it's in your price range.
get a trailboss it's esay too drive it's pretty fast and it's in your price range.
good, stable, safe bike
#13
it is 2wd, wide, stable, struts in the front, very tame power curve, automatic CVT to chain drive in the rear, 4 wheel disc brakes.
It is basicly a good, safe, reliable bike,,,that is very rider friendly.
push the button to go,,,,,pull the lever to stop.
It is a fairly good sized bike that can hancle the bigger people as well.
It is basicly a good, safe, reliable bike,,,that is very rider friendly.
push the button to go,,,,,pull the lever to stop.
It is a fairly good sized bike that can hancle the bigger people as well.
#16
Originally posted by: BUBASCRAMBLER
Yep, I also agree with a trailboss
But, A few more dollors you get all those advantages +
4 wheel drive
More Front and Rear suspension travel.
500 HO
Yep, I also agree with a trailboss
But, A few more dollors you get all those advantages +
4 wheel drive
More Front and Rear suspension travel.
500 HO
#17
I kept my old 350 4x4 Big Bear on my farm for other people to ride. Not the most glamorous machine around, but it just won't die. Might look for a mid to late 90's Bear - they don't cost all that much.
#19
A scrambler 500 or even a trail boss 330....my friend has a trailboss and he hangs with my scrammy and my other buddies v-force 700 on the trails..................unless we hit a good straight away![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
#20
Originally posted by: 4wheelerfred
500ho is too mutch power! and it cost 6000$
500ho is too mutch power! and it cost 6000$
Originally posted by: BUBASCRAMBLER
You should be able to pick up a lightly used Scrambler 500 4x4 between 3 and 4000. Great bike, lots of power and great suspension, True 4x4.
You should be able to pick up a lightly used Scrambler 500 4x4 between 3 and 4000. Great bike, lots of power and great suspension, True 4x4.


