on the 08 artic cat 950 from a dead stop with a 08 750 brute force who would be quicker 0 to 60

 

I Love my 650i. I rode a 360 prairie for two years, it feels more top heavy than my Brute. The Brute's sit nice and make you feel very confident on hills and rock climbs. Going up or down.

I would suggest the IRS, as you get older, you'l be happier you had it. The 07' 650i has a better handling set up than the 750i also. So if you want handling and want the 750 power, buy new or else upgrade your wheel and tires right from the get go.

Good luck!

PS. My 650i' will smoke just about anything off the line...I will lose to the 750 at top end, but I have beaten the700 Sportsman, 700KQ and the new 700 Grizz'...

 

Re: 4 year protection plan
It all depends how you ride and what you use your quad for.
More importanly, you need to make sure you get the GENUINE Kawi's extended warranty, not some bogus 2nd party one where you have to go to certain shops to get it fixed. And what if they go out of business (and open up with another name later)? Some times the dealer will say it is a factory genuine extended warranty but it is not. It happened to me once. I paid $1500 for some no name extended warranty plan for my Dodge truck and later I found out from Chrysler corp that I did not purchase their genuine. Don't get ripped off. I would feel much safer going with Kawi's extended warranty.

 

After hearing that you had a back up pull start I called another dealer who explained that the 750's did have a back up pull start. When you have stuff packed on the back and you go up a steep hill do you feel the front lift off the ground, or do you really have to lean forward, or does it climb right up.

 

more of the weight is towards the front on my brute 750. i feel comfortable going up steep hills sitting on the seat.
most weight ive had on the rear racks was a 10L gas can

 

Crank,

I definately want to know about your new Cat when you get it. I have one in my sights as well!!