I guess you can never tell. It depends on the type of terrain your on and also the weight of the rider.

 

I clocked 56 mph on my 07 Rancher 420FE with stock tires yesterday. Plenty fast enough for me.

 

07 prairie 360 with pipe, jet kit, and k&n filter, top speed for me 52 mph, on paved road, with a decline.

 

I got a new 2008 honda foreman 500, It only got up to 53-54 mph. Whats up with that? I thought a "500" should go at Least 60-65. Can anyone reply?

 

this is no lie. i had a twin 350 banshee, ($11,000 bike) only thing on it that was stock was the frame. put slicks on it, took it over the to Gene Autry Raceway. filled the tank up with 120 octane ariplane fuel, and took off. my top end 114mph, very scarry, if you people out there that think that there no way,..... i got the print out ticket of my time and my wife even vidoe taped it. unforuntly had to sell it bout 18 months ago do to lack of work and some money troubles. anyway talk to you folks later.,,,,,,,,, shea..............

 

i have an 07 honda trx 450r that will do upper 70s to low 80s but its not the top speed that counts its how fast you can get their my front tires are off the ground untill i get into 4th gear and thats sitting on the gas tank!!!!!!!!

 

never have clocked the kfx but the foreman reads 46 on a flat road.

 

my grizzly 660 can do 70+ mph ive had it clocked in at 70 going across a field

 

have pushed my 06 hawkeye to 50mph a few times with stock tires.recently put 25 inch mudlites and was going 47.5mph down the highway a couple of days ago.



sr

 

i have an 08 rancher es 420cc and i can get 56 out of it and can race the o7 honda foreman 500 and beat it at top end