Prairie 650 Owners. Any regrets?
#11
#13
I also have the 650 Prairie,with 600 miles and I love it. I have had no problems, except for runnig hot once. Just had to clean the radiator, its been fine ever since.We run in a lot of mud!
I had a 300ex sport quad that I traded in for the Prairie. I don,t regret it at all. The 650 can do anything a sport quad can do and more!
650 Prairie & 660 Grizzly pics & video clips
I had a 300ex sport quad that I traded in for the Prairie. I don,t regret it at all. The 650 can do anything a sport quad can do and more!
650 Prairie & 660 Grizzly pics & video clips
#14
My regret is not buying it first! I traded in a Honda Rubicon with 300 hundred miles on it. I took about a 2000.00 hit trading it in. I love this thing. After riding a 250r and a banshee this thing it awesome. It jumps, go's through water like a sub, and just plain eats the mud up. It handles good enough to fly though the woods. I love the front differential handle, it's so easy to grab when you need it. I love the 4X2 selector. Put in it 2 wheel drive and you can powerslide though any trail. 4wheel drive then have good luck finding anything to stop you. Love it and would recomend it to everyone.
#15
I love my 650 but I must say that Kawi does a poor job distributing parts in a timely fashion. I have had a long history of instances of having to wait for them to ship parts on the slow boat from who knows where.
In the same breath however I also believe that they really put their all into turning out a quality product which is why I endure the wait when necessary.
Still waiting for redesigned choke cable to come in[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]
In the same breath however I also believe that they really put their all into turning out a quality product which is why I endure the wait when necessary.
Still waiting for redesigned choke cable to come in[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]
#20
Hoy much did yall pay for your 650's. If I can find a good deal on one(About 5500 new, 5000 used) and have the money, I would definately buy one since it seems as good for the riding I do as the Wolverine I currently own. They(650 and Wolv) seem to be aimed at the same market segment, only on different parts(Prarie 650: Top end & top dollar, Wolverine 350 : Mid range, mid price). If I ever get enough money to buy a quad and decide on a 4x4 instead of a sport quad, (new suzuki is looking mighty appealing) the prarie 650 woud be top of my list, after that a Grizz 660 then another Wolverine. I can't help it if I love my Wolverine.