Hey Brent,

You just bought a v force, I'm looking at getting a kfx400, the only places I know of around here are ajax kawasaki and house of kawasaki. Do you know anything about either of them? Is there anywhere else I should look at. I want to go brand new this time. Just looking for a good place to deal with. Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks, Aaron

 

I got the V-FORCE in ada a place called davidson implement co. They are a kawai and bomb dealer.Bluegoose told me about them. They are really nice people. They have a 1-800 number. Plus they are out of the city limits so you only pay state tax 4.5%1-800-371-2423 ask for brandon. Tell him that ronnie and brent sent you his way.Brent

 

Thanks alot, I'll give them a call. Maybe I can make Little Sahara with a new ride, I'm trying to get my wife to come since in all actuality the polaris I'm riding is hers! She just had a death defying experience and thinks she's a little nervous now!!

Aaron

 

Hey Brent, Dad and I have been wondering how you were liking your V. Who's riding it more, you or the wife?

~HoundDog

 

I have purchased several wheelers and bikes from House of Kawasaki. They have always treated great and the service dept. has always been great also. Just wanted to put my 2 cents in

 

Well i have been riding more she hasnt been on it yet , too cold for her.I purchased my 650 from ajax, the only reason why, is it was a demo they used at the ballon festival in 2002. Other than that i would have went out of state to avoid tax.Brent

 

When I went to the House of Kawisaki for a KFX 400, they had one that was used (3 weeks, and the guy brought it back) and they wouldn't budge on the price a dime (They were asking a "new" price)....Seemed like nice folks though.

I bought my Z (Same bike, different color) from OK Honda on Sunnylane, and paid $800 less for a brand new bike.

You should get the DVX 400 Aaron, it looks different, and has a slightly higher "cool" factor [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img].

 

Aaron,

If you are interested in a Arctic Cat version of the 400, try Motorcycle Parts Co in Ada(1-888-9205)(Talk to Jim). He had two or three of them. He told me about a week ago that he really needed to get some out, so people could see them. He is in the city limits though. They do have the cool factor over the KFX400. Personally I like the Kawasaki dealer(Davidson Imp 1-800-371-2423 ask for Brandon) the best and they are outside the city limits. Lower taxes. Brandon had a green one on the floor the last time I was out there. They are the John Deere dealer in our area. They seem to get alot of my money, one way or the other.

Brent,
Now it is time to start modifing the V. I swear that putting the HMF duals, K&N filter, Napa 7335 hose and jetting it properly gave us a 30% increase. Almost scary now. I will be glad when it stays warm all the time and I can ride enough so that everything is like a second nature to me like it was on my 4X4 quad.

Raymond.
It is a good thing that I don't live any closer to Little Sahara than I do. These warm days have given me a bad case of sand flu. You guys talking about the dunes and then warm weather. Well I can't hardly take it. I must get a trip to the dunes, real quick. I'm addicted to the sand. I'm a sand gunky!!! Now there I said it and I feel better, NOT.....

Ronnie

 

RonnieI have the pink spring , but next month im getting the DMC duals, K&N, and i didnt know about the napa 7335 on the v, i have it on my prairie. I will also be getting the AC nerfs w/propegs, AC bumper, AC grab bar, and my 22" sandstars should be in today also. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]Brent

 

---------General Posting----------


Central Oklahoma ATV Club will be having the February meeting at 7:00 PM on Saturday, February 28, 2004
The location will be The Broken Spoke restaurant in Lexington, OK. Most of you know where this location is, however if anyone needs driving directions please feel free to to E-Mail Central Oklahoma ATV Club and I will provide driving directions from your location.

I am assuming that there will be people who wish to ride prior to the actual meeting. The 7:00 PM start time should give everyone time to ride and load up before the actual meeting. I look forward to seeing everyone there.


Bob