two atvs to choose from?
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02-01-2012, 07:49 PM
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02-01-2012, 08:11 PM
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If you never got stuck.....that aint mud, its damp dirt. I did things on my "old man" Wolverine that would make you stain your shorts....so utes and sport utes have their place, and some can be ridden just as hard as a sport quad if you know what you're doing. Go up against a V twin Kawi or Can Am, and tell me thats for old men.....lol.
As to the OP my choice would be the Yamaha.Polaris has had a lot of little issues with the 850's.
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02-02-2012, 01:09 AM
my 4x4 utility is 17 years old,..looks less than 5 yr old,..go threw mud up to the racks,..go scuba diveing in the river,...rocks an bolders no sweet,..run down road 60 mph,..haul her fat azz ,da beer,..the party supplys an my 320lb but where only deer have been,....have fun with ya lil sporty tryin to stay on course!
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02-02-2012, 09:34 AM
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I would look at the 750 Suzuki KQ, reliable and the best M.S.R.P price,might even have a little more power then the Grizzly but it sure would not have less. 722cc DOHC vs 686cc SOHC.
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Haha.. I love you guys.. not really. I just don't like utilities. If I spend 8 g it had better be on a cummins. Now I've went through utility mud holes without getting stuck.. but I don't mess around and try to get stuck. And its those wranglers you get at tsc with the leather patch. So... id still druther have a quad to rev up and drop the clutch, or one that wont kill me if it turns over. Or one that wont leave you stranded... by a broken belt.
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02-02-2012, 07:22 PM
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Haha.. I love you guys.. not really. I just don't like utilities. If I spend 8 g it had better be on a cummins. Now I've went through utility mud holes without getting stuck.. but I don't mess around and try to get stuck. And its those wranglers you get at tsc with the leather patch. So... id still druther have a quad to rev up and drop the clutch, or one that wont kill me if it turns over. Or one that wont leave you stranded... by a broken belt.
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02-02-2012, 08:40 PM
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Yep. I'm not all out crazy but I've seen banshees and other sports out climb artic cats and rubicons. I'm not much on rubber band toys.. hee hee.
ANYWAYY...
Yeah... how you maintain your stuff makes a world of differance. A lot.. I've lost my chain once.. had to buy new sprokets.. and could've cracked my case if it hadn't been for that $4 chain gaurd I bought. I ignored the loose chain... and it costed me...
ANYWAYY...
Yeah... how you maintain your stuff makes a world of differance. A lot.. I've lost my chain once.. had to buy new sprokets.. and could've cracked my case if it hadn't been for that $4 chain gaurd I bought. I ignored the loose chain... and it costed me...