facts are facts. buckaroo why would you want to ride a quad that fights back in tight cornering and off camber trails. yes i have rode a/c and it will wear you out in a short time. then theres not much power for such a big bike. now for my popo its got 4500 miles now and its still running strong. yes i have replaced my share of parts but when you ride em where and how we do i expect it to wear and break ****..

 

I spent a good year looking at atvs before I bought my SP 800 and Was looking
at every brands Flagship models and Polaris was the winner. Despite what some people say on this site for the most part you cant really go wrong with any brand
but in My opinion Polaris is a step above the rest. The Sportsman 800 efi had
everything I wanted for My needs but the final factor was look and quality of build
to be frank it was like comparing a KIA to a MB. With the exception of the AC the
build of every other brand out there did not look as nearly as strong as the Sportsman.

 

Leaving in a couple of hours to go riding for 3 days with my oldest son (Pine City for you fellow Minnesotians) Me on my SP700, my son on his Scrambler 90. Basically, he will tramble every piece of grass down in a 60 acre field and I will enjoy every minute watching & riding with him.

 

Leaving in a couple of hours to go riding for 3 days with my oldest son (Pine City for you fellow Minnesotians) Me on my SP700, my son on his Scrambler 90. Basically, he will tramble every piece of grass down in a 60 acre field and I will enjoy every minute watching & riding with him.