i was thinking that i would go ahead a get myself the prarie 360 4x4 1100 lb towing cap. locking fronts, engine braking control,rack cap at around 250 together i plan to do a lot of hunting when i get out of the military and hope to run into some really muddy situaitons not looking to race just a work bike anything that i might consider please.

 

Its a great bike and great worker just doesn't do anything fast but does it all very well. My wife loves ours - I orginally bought it for me and hardly got to ride so I had to buy me a p700.

 

Welcome to the forum first of all. I have an 03 360 and I thinkit is a great bike. If thats what you purchase you wolnt be dissatisfied. I also run my dads 650 Prairie and man can you tell the diffrence in power. But o well.

 

mike that p700 looks like a mean one i just love the pics you posted and thanks for the replys now just looking at the p700 in action you may just make me go into a little bit of debt to own one true i am not looking for speed but it would be nice to have just as a piece of mind i only wish that it rained more here in tx but you cant have it all either sand or mud i prefer mud maybe later i will look at the sports bikes thanks alot and split some mud for me o and dont forget the camera.

 

The main reason i bought the p700 instead of another p360 was for the power since I knew i'd be running bigger tires, carrying extra gear and eventually a winch. All of that probally adds 150 - 200lbs which at the altitudes we ride would really drain the p360. The pictures are missing the cargo box and extra fuel. In Colorado you need to be prepared for anything so I carry allot of gear. We tend to go on all day rides. This weekend was the perfect example - we were on a big group ride (44 quads) and half way through (20 miles from camp) we got hit by rain, hail and snow! It was a mess most people didn't have enough or the right clothing so I gave out all of my spare stuff. We even left several people behind at a camp fire and went back with trucks to get them.

In the end I love the power of the p700 and have a blast with it!