I am a electrican in Lexington, Ky. I work all over the united states. We just got a job in Reno Nevada. I also ride every chance I get.

 

I just picked it up last night. I was sitting around a campfire at Hatfield McCoy last summer and my brother asked me what things I would do to my A/C to make it the perfect ATV. Keep in mind, I already loved my 375, but there were definetly things I would change. I told him I would like shift on the fly 4wd, a digital instrument cluster, a locking front diff, and a more powerful foot brake. And then I said if they put that Kawasaki V-twin in the independent rear suspension model, it would be as if God himself made it.
Apparently, He was listening, because they did all those things with this machine.

Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine they would get that very engine. I started it up for the first time at the dealer last night and I think I slept all night with the grin. I'm dying to get it on the trail.

My brother has had a number of Kawasaki motorcycles, including the Vulcan he currently has. They are great machines, but it is the engines that are particularly sweet. I goosed the throttle in the back yard last night, and WOW! I'm now going to have to repair my lawn.

The engine is not the only Kawasaki piece. The digital dash and 4wd shift on the fly system are also right off of the Prairie. I believe the front diff lock and maybe the diff itself may have come from Kawasaki, too, but I'm not sure.

I think the AC will be the perfect machine for the kind of riding I like--technical off roading over very difficult terrain, but it now has the ability to fly down the fire roads, too.

I have always had all the respect in the world for Kawasaki and the Prairie, but I think now AC owners are going to get to share in that mean little secret Prarie owners have enjoyed for a couple of years.

 

36 and own a construction/contracting company. Married with a great wife and our first child, a little girl due in January.

 

43, brand new 9 month old daughter.
My wife has rescinded my kitchen pass indefinitely, or at least until my daughter is 18 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Lead I&E technician at one of the largest cryogenic NGL extraction facilities in the US. We smash it then freeze it!

 

22 and work as a electronics technician.

 

I work at Georgia Iron works we make slurry & dredge pumps we have a foundry that pours the iron parts and a machine shop which of course machine's the parts and assembly which assemble's and test the pumps then some are tore back down in order to ship because some of the pumps weigh around 100,000 LBS. assemblied ..I am a CNC Machinist


http://www.giwindustries.com/facilities.html

 

36 yrs. old...single...no kids.......make hardwood flooring for Armstrong Int.........

 

30, 3 boys ... 9,4,1. I'm a manufacturing specialist (Roll Forming), airbrushing anything I can for extra cash... Helmets, Shirts, etc., I ride my V every chance I get. It will be a lot easier once I can afford a quad for the wife.

 

I work for United Rentals, have for 5 yrs.+ They call my position inside sales coordinator. It's a good job, many friends there so it's pretty cool. I have a 6 yr. old daughter who rides as well, my wife is just starting to get the bug for riding. I am eternaly grateful for all that I have, life rocks...live it to the fullest.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

i run a carpenter crew and watch my kids at night ride when i can which is not enough