BF650 vs. Prairie700
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BF650 vs. Prairie700
Originally posted by: yamihoo
There is very little difference between them, a little more midrange. No difference in weight stock, its the same damn bike, other than the bumper and looks, just little more power. Tires/wheels definately will make the difference.
There is very little difference between them, a little more midrange. No difference in weight stock, its the same damn bike, other than the bumper and looks, just little more power. Tires/wheels definately will make the difference.
My 650 also has a full Procircut pipe system a Jet kit dyno tuned, Dyna CDI, KandN filter DG airbox mod, stock clutch springs and last weekend it had badland xtr radials on Vission 12x8 rims. Tires and wheels where even matched the 700 had clutch kit, and a K&N and has been dyno tuned with stock jets. The 700 did not have the pipe or the CDI. The CDI and Pipe were what made the difference.
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BF650 vs. Prairie700
those black fender extensions suck on the 700's. I bet I have spent 300.00 bucks or more replacing broken ones. Whats bad about them is that if tighten them to the point the screws won't fall out then just getting wind buffed on the trailer cracks them out around the screws. I have started trying to leave them a little loose but went back and used locktite on everyone of them. Kawi gets about 9.00 for every screw/nut/washer combo so loosing them is not cheap either.
and if you dident know they were on there you would think it was stock.
check out my pics and see what i mean.
and for power my 700 spins my ziallas like the stockers and the only mod done to my 700 is the orange/blue dalton clutch spring kit.
other then tires and lift kit.
with the right mods the 700 is hard to beat.
out of all the quads i have road with on the trails around here the 700 is the king of trail riding.
there hasent bin a single quad that my buddy and i have road with that can outdo us.
and we ride with them all.
the only one i havent come up against is the 750 bf and from what i have bin told from my dealer the bf 750 is not as good on the trails as the sra 700.
anyways good luck with your choice.
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