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Jun 30, 2006 | 04:02 PM
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Originally posted by: balgonieman
It's not like they're huge , I think they are only 8' longer than the one seater. When your driving you won't be able to tell the difference between it and a one seater, plus the ride is a little better I believe.
No offence intended, but it's kind of funny when I hear Americans complain about the price of these ATVs -- you guys have it sooooo good. I got a really good deal on my 400 Max XT and it was still $10,000 -- $11,400 with tax, but still worth every dime.
It's not like they're huge , I think they are only 8' longer than the one seater. When your driving you won't be able to tell the difference between it and a one seater, plus the ride is a little better I believe.
No offence intended, but it's kind of funny when I hear Americans complain about the price of these ATVs -- you guys have it sooooo good. I got a really good deal on my 400 Max XT and it was still $10,000 -- $11,400 with tax, but still worth every dime.
Jul 5, 2006 | 06:56 AM
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The steering is light on the Max. I would put it somewhat heavier than a Grizzly but so much as a Prarie. It doesn't feel taxing. Gas mileage is on par with the Grizzly and Prarie. The 650's should be even better. Save the money and get the 650 Max. I would recommend the XT package however.
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