i can beat my friends 07 700 grizz but not by a mile, he is keeping up with me pretty good.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: UTU

PoPo is the #1 <u>UTILITY </u> quad. Heavier yes,ride the best yes,true 4 wheel drive yes,best built yes,I LIKE THE BEST YES,fastest no. But that is why they make different one just like different cars. different strokes for different folks!</end quote></div>

well said utu

 

Thanks for the info. any other bikes you have beat. what about kawi kvf 700? any info about that one. my buddy got one its pretty fast.

 

mike i hate keep teling ya if you have a utility and not a sport model that has alot of speed w/out a turbo.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] the sportsman is really too heavy to be a good contender is the speed area. if your going to stick to polaris, the 800 is the biggest one you can get, but im afraid you will be disappointed in the speed department when comparing to the other big bore bikes. but you will have the best ride of all of them.

 

I got beat by a 450r but only by a little he may have been doin 78 and I was doin about 74 or 75

 

I dont care about the speed really, I have a pred for that, but I would like to make my buddy and my father eat there words and win $100 so I can buy something for the sp800 and show them once again who makes the best utility qauds on the market.

 

You guys must ride down some pretty boring trails/roads if you can get up to even 50 mph on them.

 

we might avg. about10 to 15 mph on our trails and sometimes less. true 4x4 baby[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

This is going to be a 1/4 mile run on pavement not on a trail!!!!!!!!

 

Two of my friends have recently bought new wheelers. One the 700 Grizz and the other a 800 Sportsman. Both raced when they had about 100 on each. The Polaris is a little quicker off the line and on top end. They are about the same mid range. The Polaris jumps about 3 lengths off the line, then holds the same lead until they reach about 55- 58 mph, then the Polaris starts to slowly pull away. They have raced 8 or 9 times with the same results. Both are bone stock.