We went riding on the mountain again yesterday and my Brother became the first one to get the little Brute hung up. He managed to get high centered on a rock in a creek crossing, we were able to winch him off and were on our way in no time, We rode another 38 miles yesterday and had a great time; here is a video of him getting high centered and a few pic's of the ride.

 

Here is another video I just got uploaded, it of the Little Brute making a creek crossing that was really too deep for our liking. After the first three got across, we decided to have them come back across, because we had a rider on a 250 trail boss, that was probably not going to be able to cross. We try to pick the trails to accommodate the smallest ride or newest rider's skill level.

 

I hug mine up on a log , nice thing about the 300 is it's lighter then the bigger 4x4 quads.

Finishing PM up on them in the am and we will be leaving for our 1st real ride with them in the afternoon.
Heading up north to run some trails and 2-tracks in the sand . Around home here it's pretty rough and where you can get a nice run it's not very far , more tight twisty stuff.
Hopefully we find a few mushrooms to sweeten the trip to boot too

 

Just a little up date on the little Brutes. Both of them have been ridden regularly on the trails and for work around the farm, with no problems what so ever. They are both performing just as they did right off the show room floor; I'm still convinced they are one of the best bangs for the buck when it comes to atvs.

 

Sometimes smaller is nicer. They turn on a dime and will not be left behind when a rough narrow bush trail only allows a 20mph speed no matter what your on.

 

The gas mileage on the 300 is just amazing around at 40+ MPG!
The BF750 gets about 15 MPG on a good day.