My family is moving farther into the country soon and we are gonna get alot more for this house then we are paying for our next and we are moving sometime in the next 3months so I gotta pick a new wheeler because we are buying a new one!!!

I kinda wanted a uttility incase I need to pull or work but I am a really big sport rider, I like powersliding,wheelies,jumps,hills,trails and I am starting to like mud so is the v-force good for the job?

I was thinking about DS650baja or a rappy but I like mud now so I considered a p650 and wolverine
give me feed back!!

 

Sounds like you need a Prarie 650. It can work with the best on them , yet it has the power to outrun some sport quads,and the solid axle allows you to power slide.!

Good Luck!




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how is the prarie in hills and jumps? I think the force could mud and stuf? But what ever I get I will mostly be a t the gravel pits or some dusty/dry rut trails

 

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I think you will love the 650 Prairie .Just to let you know plan on changing the stock dunflop and install better tires I installed 26 inch mudrunners .Handle good .I just installed the progressive front Spings and now handles great .No front end diving .Great on trails ,mud ,snow . Jumping might be alittle hard since its weight . Alot of power hill clumbing on rocks no problem ,engine braking coming down very steep hills is great . Power slides with ease. I also use mine with 60 inch Cycle plow .
PS Also just installed black spring for better lower end takeoff .If I hit the gas hard and lean back will wheelie

 

KFX700 is a Great Trail/Hill Climbing Quad, but I think that the P650 would suit your needs better. Gobs of power and 4WD, go with the P650.

 

I will fight the erge to say the V-Force, but ill go with RPM on this one and say that the Prarie is the quad for you. It is a great working quad and at the same time can take the role of sport quad when you want to play. It is the best for your riding stile and needs.

 

thanks guys ill look in to it but I still wanna try a v because I already rode A 650 and I liked it