Newbie needs your input
#1
Hello I am brand new to atvs and have a question. I am wanting to get my first utility atv. My intentions are to use it for deer hunting, trail riding and mudding. I want to by a brand that has lots options and accessories available to me as far as lifting it, bigger wheels, tires....Is there a more prominent brand that people tend to graviate towards if they want to modify an atv? Any help would be geat. I would hate to buy a new machine only to find out that there are not as many options as far as lifting it and making it stand out in the crowd.
Thanks,
Chad
Thanks,
Chad
#3
Welcome to the forums.
Most of the major makers have modifications available in the aftermarket. Honda, and Suzuki to a lesser degree than others. Arctic Cat, Polaris, Can-Am, Kawasaki, and Yamaha all seem to have lifts and large tire kits available. Try doing searches on eBay to see what's available. Unless you're going to go in really deep a stock machine with a good set of mud tires will get through most anything.
Most of the major makers have modifications available in the aftermarket. Honda, and Suzuki to a lesser degree than others. Arctic Cat, Polaris, Can-Am, Kawasaki, and Yamaha all seem to have lifts and large tire kits available. Try doing searches on eBay to see what's available. Unless you're going to go in really deep a stock machine with a good set of mud tires will get through most anything.
#4
welcome to the Connection!
The only factor that will limit what you can do to your atv is your budget.
Buying a newer (2004-2010) brand name 4x4 utility atv and adding lifts & tires will run you well into the thousands- like $4-$7k.
The only factor that will limit what you can do to your atv is your budget.
Buying a newer (2004-2010) brand name 4x4 utility atv and adding lifts & tires will run you well into the thousands- like $4-$7k.
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