Rancher front end pushes in turns?
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Rooster, I don't agree, it seems to me you would get less front end push in the snow. On quads the rear end is locked, causing the inside rear wheel to have to brake traction in a turn, this is what I've always thought caused push. In the snow the rear tires would break traction easier, there for you would get less "push". If a quad had a lot of push it would seem to me that the rear tires have more traction than the fronts can handle. I could be wrong, so let me know.
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I have to agree with rjt. The Honda Rancher is a very sporty 4X4. I just bought one for my wife and I have enjoyed it very much. It is quite 'peppy' and 'nimble' for a utility quad. I have also enjoyed the Electronic Shifting. My other quad is a '99 Sportsman 500 which requires no shifting and is not quite as agile. (No Polaris bashing please). When my wife and I go ride we constantly swap bikes getting the best of both worlds.
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