I have alot of steep hills & trees around so slow riding is what i do most. Does the 700 pull good at very low speeds & without over
heating? Or is it made mainly for top end & faster speeds ?

 

I do a lot of slow riding in both high and low range. I have not had any problems with overheating. At times the fan will cycle on and off and it seems to move enough air to keep from over heating. I also have ridden in tall weeds and grass that has plugged the screen in front of the radiator without overheating.

 

I got my 700 this Jan and havn't had a prob yet. They did have a problem with some of the 02's. Turned out to be a circut breaker that was to small by about 10 amps that got put on some of the bike by mistake. Other then that about all I have herd is they do start to run hot when the radiator gets filled with mud.

 

The overheating problem can happen to any 4-wheeler even if it is liquid cooled. If a 4-wheeler's radiator gets clogged with mud it may overheat, but were talking a large amount of mud. I don't own a SP700 but my guess is that it does good for hills and things because it has a lot of low-to-mid range torque.

 

Neverhad a problem in Arizona with overheating(yet!) The low range in the 700SP is way lower than the 500SP. Awesome power even ih high st low speeds..

 

never had an overheat problem at slow speeds....great machine........love it!