nope, and I got some massive air+distance once on a skidoo trail and hte landing was smooth.

 

Hey Easymac~
I'm interested as to how your Rancher's suspension compares to my Scrambler's. When my Scrambler was new, I was only about 160lbs and I bottomed the suspension numerous times. I find it hard to believe you haven't bottomed your suspension! also, get a polaris on the ice and do some donuts...having all 4 wheels pulling can and does produce some seriously quick circles!

 

Take it easy Mac. I have a 450ES that floats. Yes,
FLOATS!!! It didn't always float. Their were test runs(floats)that didn't actually, well, float. I've had the bike completely under water a few times. The screen has never fogged up or gave me any problems. The headlight either for that matter. On polaris forums you can go to texmudders site next time it pops up and go to pics. One is labled "some guy floating". That's me. Take it easy and don't worry. It's a honda.
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Im 6.0ft and about 210 pounds. and Ive jumped the fourtrax many a times and havent bottomed out on any thing yet, and I drive it ruff

 

yup, left it in my heated garage all night and the lights came right back on, mind you they seem dimmer now and when I shut the engine off it seems like they get dimmer, prob just the gas fumes from me spilling gas filling it up

 

what are you polaris/yamaha bros, doing in our hond forum!?!? I think your problem is that you own a polaris. im not a big fan of those machines at all

 

snowshark--- Yeah I jump mine. Nothing extreme though. I went riding this weedend with a 4x4es. They jump totally different!!! The 4x2 is fun and pretty easy to handle in the air. In comparison the 4x4 is like driving a tank over a small bus.
Not to crack on the 4x4's they just aren't as much fun to drive. However, they do handle hills and mud better. (but not by much)

 

You get 4 feet of air? Is that 4 feet high, or 4 feet distance? Anyone have any pics of a Rancher in the air? Thanks.

 

4 feet high just a couple times before, landing on a ski doo path, and landing down a hill. no pics yet will soon tho

http://burnt.poptart.net for some pics of it

 

sweet snow pics on your site. How many inches can your rig go through effectively? Thanks.