fourtrax 350 or wolverine????
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fourtrax 350 or wolverine????
I am looking at getting a fourwheeler, i want a 4x4 and something that can handle trails, for that is where ill be riding most long trips back in the woods. i dont care if the bike is fast, as long as it has the power to make it up hills and over obsticles. Any other suggestions? not buying a new bike either it will be used.
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fourtrax 350 or wolverine????
By Fourtrax 350, I presume you mean the Rancher??? We really love our Ranchers. Superb machine. They are comparatively light, and quite agile. Must have a Warn 424 however. It's no powerhouse, but it gets the job done.
I like the old Wolverine 350 concept. The new Wolverine 450 is nothng but a ute with no racks. It's an unknown for now, until we get some reviews on it.
I like the old Wolverine 350 concept. The new Wolverine 450 is nothng but a ute with no racks. It's an unknown for now, until we get some reviews on it.
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fourtrax 350 or wolverine????
I never miss a chance to rag on Polaris (or Arctic Cat) for being the absolute lard a$$ of all machines. Go to the Polaris web site, and look up the weight of any "Sportsman". Everything is well over 700 pounds!
The lightest Sportsman is 200 pounds heavier than a Rancher, and 250 heavier than the OLD Wolverine. That's like riding around with a passenger aboard, or a dead deer. Doesn't exactly make for a very "sporty" ride.
The lightest Sportsman is 200 pounds heavier than a Rancher, and 250 heavier than the OLD Wolverine. That's like riding around with a passenger aboard, or a dead deer. Doesn't exactly make for a very "sporty" ride.
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