Sometimes it feels like we neglect Kawasaki when it comes to reporting on the company's comings and goings but that's not the case this week.

We've tracked down a couple of events and activities that have been keeping the Kawasaki team busy this season:

Updates From Kawasaki - ATVConnection.com

 

Well, I've had bad luck w/Kawasaki in the past, but nowadays I'm thinking they have gotten better & I like'em! I'm giving them a 2nd chance. Glad to hear that they're doin great.

 

I have just over 2000 trouble free miles on my 2014 750 BF and love it.

Hands down the funnest ATV I have ever ridden. Its one awesome machine.

 

I have to get out riding more. I put on 3000 miles on my 2001 Sportsman and I bought it in 2005.

Things may change now. My cousin just bought a 2015 Honda Rubicon last week and loves to ride.

 

I have a friend that put 5000 miles on his CanAm 800 Max last year. I put 75 on mine yesterday. The riding here is endless.

 

y'know- I have 9565 miles on my 2000 Prairie................

 

Endless trails are not my problem in Northern Ontario but riding partners are or was until now. My cousin just paid $12,000 Canadian! for his 2015 Honda Rubicon so he better get some use out of it.

 

Oooops, typo- I have 956 miles on the Prairie.........

 

I read that people who have the new 2015 Rubicons love them. I hope he gets out a lot too.

 

Sounds like he was dead-set on a new Rubicon. I know quads are a bit more expensive in Canada than here in the U.S. but that sounds a bit high. That's still about $9500 in U.S. money using the current exchange rate of .79 to 1. You can buy a 2015 Grizzly 700 eps or a 2015 Brute Force eps as well for about that. The Rubicon is a great machine but either of those 2 other quads have considerably more power. It would be hard for me to even look at a new Honda unless they come up with something different like a new Rincon or Rubicon model with a lot more power.