Ultimate Trail Machine
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Hello all
For years I've been eyeing predators / outlaw IRS / outlaw S
I see the honda 700XX now, and those crazy expensive can ams
renegade/outlander
I really do no utility riding, just in the even a buddy needs a tow back...
I ride REALLY difficult trails 50% of the time, the rest is cruising trails
lots of mud ruts and hill climbs
We also have a track or 3 we made in the woods with jumps and
rail-turns and what not
I like to rip
I could use the clearance of the IRS models
what do yall think
For years I've been eyeing predators / outlaw IRS / outlaw S
I see the honda 700XX now, and those crazy expensive can ams
renegade/outlander
I really do no utility riding, just in the even a buddy needs a tow back...
I ride REALLY difficult trails 50% of the time, the rest is cruising trails
lots of mud ruts and hill climbs
We also have a track or 3 we made in the woods with jumps and
rail-turns and what not
I like to rip
I could use the clearance of the IRS models
what do yall think
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I LOVE my 525 IRS. I find it more comfortable than my scrambler was and is overall easier to handle/control. I ride with two friends with 700R's and in the spring when it is slick they have a really hard time with sliding into the ruts and bottoming out. I have only had my IRS stuck 3 times, and all 3 times were because I pulled into something slow to check it out.
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: kukerdan
why the 700R
i mean yeah its very fast, but what does that mean on the trails?
I bet I could keep up with my 300 and scrambler</end quote></div>
Bring your 300 to the trails here in Co and you will know what I mean by Trail machine. The Irs machines are great machines but heavy in comp to a 700R so the 700R allot easy'r to throw around on the trails esp while riding fast!
To each man his own but I own both a 4x4 and a sport machine and I will tell you that the 4x4 collects dust most of the time untill Hunting season comes around! Sport quads are just too much fun!
P.S I would take that bet anytime [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]!!!
why the 700R
i mean yeah its very fast, but what does that mean on the trails?
I bet I could keep up with my 300 and scrambler</end quote></div>
Bring your 300 to the trails here in Co and you will know what I mean by Trail machine. The Irs machines are great machines but heavy in comp to a 700R so the 700R allot easy'r to throw around on the trails esp while riding fast!
To each man his own but I own both a 4x4 and a sport machine and I will tell you that the 4x4 collects dust most of the time untill Hunting season comes around! Sport quads are just too much fun!
P.S I would take that bet anytime [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]!!!
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Hey Dodge57Hemi "The Irs machines are great machines but heavy in comp to a 700R so the 700R allot easy'r to throw around on the trails esp while riding fast! "
Is that talking about the 525? Because the 525 is the same weight as the 700R... so have you even ridden a 525 or just talking out your ***?
Is that talking about the 525? Because the 525 is the same weight as the 700R... so have you even ridden a 525 or just talking out your ***?