I bought the 4x2 version didn't really have a need for a 4WD.

 

2x4 will be more fun anyway, even though not it won't be as useful

 

ahhh yes, i love my rancher. good choice.

 

good choice in a bike, low teck and fun to ride, no real suspension travel, but ultra dependable. you will enjoy every ride on it , big grin will appear when you outrun those 450 hondas. i think the highlifter disc brake would be a great investment.

 

what r u saying a 350 rancher is faster than a 450 fourman[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]

 

I own a 450 Foreman and I can attest that the Rancher is faster. The Foreman has a bigger engine, but it is heavier than the Rancher and the Foreman is geared low for chores.

The Rancher is really a nice ATV. Everyone that I know that has one loves theirs. Another thing that shows how much their owners like them is the fact that you seldom see used Ranchers for sale. Even if their owners get a bigger machine later, they still seem to keep their Ranchers.

 

why would u need disc brakes, i can lock up all my tires on pavement, a mod in suspention would be great. but the first i did was get rid of those tires, and my soon to be second mod is gonna be 2/4 wheel drive selector.(hopefully)

 

disc brakes are not needed the first year as the 350 has lots of breaking power but the next year when the seals leak and the brakes are gone from water and dirt and need repair. this is about the time when disc brakes would come in handy . would make a great bike better.