If you were looking for the best of both worlds between a 4WD quad and a sport quad which would you get. Will the KFX 700 get through most of the same terrain that the 650 will?

 

It will go thru alot of mud compared to a normal sport quad but it wont be as good as the 650. As far as technical stuff goes it can go almost anywhere the 650 can. I was in the same predicament as you so i bought the 700 and tried it for a while. Liked it so much the 650 is up for sale. Then bought another 700 for the wife.

 

grizzly 660 blows any kawasaki away

 

I have one of each. If I had to pick just one to keep, I'd keep the 650. Even though the 700 is more fun, and I ride it more, my 650 can go places it can't. In addition the V-force will be parked most of the winter, while the Prairie will be throwin' snow.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Bullydog
It seems you haven't ridden any kawaski's yet
I regularly eat 660 yami's for lunch
had to pull a 500 HO for a mile through the snow two weeks ago
Would be glad to show you what a plain old KAWI can do
Hell Any 650 driver would be glad to eat your ride for lunch
Let me Know and I can set up a thorough thrashsing for you

 

Don't kid yourself into thinking you can take the v-force mudding etc, but it's a very capable 2wd. It has a lot of size and power, and the luxury of an auto transmission(if you like that). I went thru the same dilemma and went with the prairie650, because its about the sportyest utilty there is. The 700 is definitely faster than the prairie and has a sportier suspension. Figure out what type of trails you ride, and take your pick from the two sweetest machines out there.

 

Bclinehand, how are those mudlites? Thinkin about gettin some. How are they at speed, on hard surface, and is the sidewall stiff.

 

Who says the 700 is faster than the 650?

 

spoken from experience????????????? NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

the race I am interested in seeing is p650 with aftermarket cdi and cams versus v force. That should be more competitive, since from my understanding the v force comes with a less detuned cdi than the prairie does.