Getting something new, need advice!!
#1
I am double-posting, sorry about that, but I am in a hurry and wanted opinions from those surfing the "Buying ATV's" section and the Honda section!
I just sold my 2002 Rancher ES 4x4 today, just for the sake of getting something new. I am going shopping tomorrow for a new one...I can't decide, though, here are my first considerations:
Rancher AT
2004 Rancher ES (same as my old one, but new styling and doesn't need new tires [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
250EX
I am female, 5'2", 108 lbs. I ride everything (except sand, we just don't have that here): technical trails, racing, tracks, riding in snow and on ice, I love jumps, mud, hills, speed!, challenging terrain, whatever is in front of me. I would love a quad that does all of this well. The p700 does all that I would want my machine to do, but it's too big for me. I am not accustomed to riding 2wd in anything but a race, I am a weenie as far as thinking I need 4wd on all hills and in all mud. I liked my all-time 4wd on the rancher so I didn't have to worry about it. My Rancher did all of these things, but the suspension was that of a radio flyer, and really not a racer!!! I beat 3 out of 4 250ex's with it in the last harescramble, but there is a big difference in suspension and turning ability of the two machines.
Any advice???? Thanks!!
I just sold my 2002 Rancher ES 4x4 today, just for the sake of getting something new. I am going shopping tomorrow for a new one...I can't decide, though, here are my first considerations:
Rancher AT
2004 Rancher ES (same as my old one, but new styling and doesn't need new tires [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
250EX
I am female, 5'2", 108 lbs. I ride everything (except sand, we just don't have that here): technical trails, racing, tracks, riding in snow and on ice, I love jumps, mud, hills, speed!, challenging terrain, whatever is in front of me. I would love a quad that does all of this well. The p700 does all that I would want my machine to do, but it's too big for me. I am not accustomed to riding 2wd in anything but a race, I am a weenie as far as thinking I need 4wd on all hills and in all mud. I liked my all-time 4wd on the rancher so I didn't have to worry about it. My Rancher did all of these things, but the suspension was that of a radio flyer, and really not a racer!!! I beat 3 out of 4 250ex's with it in the last harescramble, but there is a big difference in suspension and turning ability of the two machines.
Any advice???? Thanks!!
#2
I think the wolverine would be the best choice for you. All time 4 wheel drive, sporty, auto-clutch, and it's a lot faster then all the quads you were thinking of getting. But if you really like the prarie but it's just to big, how about the praire 360?
#6
im with 300exriderjay
a wolverine would be nice for you especially with the full time 4wd. plus its also a sporty machine. i checked one out at the dealer the other day and they seem really cool. i would look into oneif i were you
a wolverine would be nice for you especially with the full time 4wd. plus its also a sporty machine. i checked one out at the dealer the other day and they seem really cool. i would look into oneif i were you
#7
Well gurl, im not into 4x4 quads, but i just got rid of my 400ex and it was a great machine, i went hill climbing through mud,water,dunes, it can handle anything, only downside for you may be, not 4x4 and doesnt have reverse, im 6'4'' 150 and im 16, the 400 was a great quad for everything, its fast too.
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#8
Well gurl, im not into 4x4 quads, but i just got rid of my 400ex and it was a great machine, i went hill climbing through mud,water,dunes, it can handle anything, only downside for you may be, not 4x4 and doesnt have reverse, im 6'4'' 150 and im 16, the 400 was a great quad for everything, its fast too.
#10
I personally would buy a new Rancher AT. We have a 2002 Rancher 4x4 ES but just our daughters ride it and that is not very often, but still consider upgrading it to the new AT. Rode one and liked it a lot. Maybe my daughters would all kick in a little and cover the difference. Sounds like a good idea to me.


