in a dilemma
Apr 25, 2006 | 10:42 PM
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Weekend Warrior
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in a dilemma
ok my head is going at a 100 mph. theres two quads im thinking of getting. im thinking of the new 700r at 6299 or a 2005 Honda TRX400EX 2WD. 4 Stroke. Electric Start. Reverse. HMF Exhaust. K&N Filter and Jet Kit. Web Cam. Holeshot Tires. TRX450R Piggyback Reservoir Shocks. Wiseco High Compression Piston. White Bros. Rev Box. $4,199
it is used but i dont no if it was raced. please help.
thanks
it is used but i dont no if it was raced. please help.
thanks
Apr 26, 2006 | 05:29 PM
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Red Rider
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Honda, accept nothing less!
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in a dilemma
I say always get a new machine, unless you don't have any other choice. In the long run, a used machine will often cost you more after you add up the reparis, than a new one will.
If the EX has a piston, cam, etc., you know they have been into the engine at least a few times, and you don't have any idea what was done and how high quality the work was! Not to mention other issues like was the oil changed at a reasonable interval???
With the new machine, you are starting with a clean slate!
If the EX has a piston, cam, etc., you know they have been into the engine at least a few times, and you don't have any idea what was done and how high quality the work was! Not to mention other issues like was the oil changed at a reasonable interval???
With the new machine, you are starting with a clean slate!
Apr 26, 2006 | 05:52 PM
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Shed Knocker Rider
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If the 400ex didn't have the engine cracked open I would say think about buying the EX, but I don't like buying anything with to many mods on them. That just means they run their stuff hard.
If you can afford it, I'd go with the 700R
If you can afford it, I'd go with the 700R
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