I don't know why you don't care about engine size because usually the bigger the engine the more horses it can put out.

 

what is the top speed of this machine some tells me it will reach 90 but that is hard to belive.just wondering how fast anyone has had the 800 outlander, wonder if you have draged a BF and how the outcome was.
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just thought you all should know ive ridden the 800 that was used for the demo and it is very nice but ialso rode 1 at an another dealer and it wasnt a demo and the power was not at all the same much slower i asked the owner of the shop and he said the demo were alot more power just so every one at the demos comparing whould think they were that much more powerful dont get me wrong nice machine was going to buy it till i rode a real 1 that was for sale felt like my brute without the module and im not being biased i own a raptor rally brute force and kfx 700 blaster and now i own a ds650 i think its a little over priced just my opinion iexpected to get excited when i rode it but same old cookies

 

I think that the engine size will continue on to 1000cc and beyond. One day there will be a 1200cc ATV. What do you think?

 

Yeah they'll keep increasing engine size....untill they reach between 1000cc and 1200cc, maybe suzuki could put a 1300cc Busa inspired engine in a 4x4 quad someday, now that would be a dream come true..probably won't happen, but I think the government will eventually step in and make a limit on cc size of the engine, because the more power the more accidents.