HeyHey

First, money isn't a problem

I love speed , mudd , water , JUMP , ice and snow
I want good handling
i want good engine and i don't want big big maintenance
i want to feel the acceleration

Tell my what you think.

i really though about

Yamaha Raptor 660r '05: i fall in love with it, but is it a good choice for me?
What about handling?
What About raptor 660r for a novice?
What you DISLIKE the most?

Other choice?

Thanks have a nice ride

 

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DS 650 they are fast as he!! and you can definatly feel the acceleration. if you are big enought to control the ds you should have no problems with you being a novice

 

id say 1st quad to look for something to leaarn on not whaat your lookin at but when your ready a honda trx450r

 

You're going to get a hundred different opinions on here... none are wrong or right. When I was looking at buying my quad just 2 months ago, I was down to either a Raptor or Predator. I chose the Predator TLD because the stock package was so much better than the Raptor's.

Handling on the TLD Predator is great. They have the Fox adjustable shocks with reservoir and the Polaris PRO front end. It is a great stock machine and has already won 2 Sport Quad of the Year awards. However, I think you should take any advice with a grain of salt... I own a TLD so it's obvious that I think it is a great machine.

Other choices... the Z400/KFX400 is great and maybe take a look at a hybrid since you want to do mud and water.

 

Yeah thank all , special thank to jedimike

But i don't have much more info on the Raptor 660r

 

how much mudd and snow are you going to do...if alot then go with the 700 prairie its 4x4 but very sporty.....if not that much mudd and snow then i would go with the kfx/z400's

 

If you want a good engine and want to feel the acceleration I'd definately get the BF 750. Not only will it beat alot of sport quads but its good at speed, mud, and water. I havn't even had to use my winch to pull myself out. It has been used to pull out alot of other 4 wheelers[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

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