Warrior vs 400ex
Jun 30, 2005 | 12:14 PM
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Warrior vs 400ex
Originally posted by: ridinsmooth
IMO I think the warrior has the best seat of all sport quad
IMO I think the warrior has the best seat of all sport quad
Actually the best seat I sat on ever was a DS650. Did have an aftermarket leather cover on it. But oh man. That thing makes more recliners pale.
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Jun 30, 2005 | 12:15 PM
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Warrior vs 400ex
Originally posted by: Sushi
I know that I'm new to this forum, but here is my 2 cents. I have both. The EX is stock but the Warrior is slightly upgraded. I like the Warrior for the low end torque for trail riding and riding with the familly(reverse). Have to stop alot for my daughter(10 years old) so the reverse helps bunches. For MX riding I love the EX. I can really get on it without the front end always coming up unlike the warrior. I believe with some suspension mods on the EX, it would be my favorite and could over look the lack of reverse. I think that both are great machines. They just fit into different catagories. The Warrior doesn't seem to take alot of abuse very well though. Lots of maintenance between rides. Good luck with either though!!
I know that I'm new to this forum, but here is my 2 cents. I have both. The EX is stock but the Warrior is slightly upgraded. I like the Warrior for the low end torque for trail riding and riding with the familly(reverse). Have to stop alot for my daughter(10 years old) so the reverse helps bunches. For MX riding I love the EX. I can really get on it without the front end always coming up unlike the warrior. I believe with some suspension mods on the EX, it would be my favorite and could over look the lack of reverse. I think that both are great machines. They just fit into different catagories. The Warrior doesn't seem to take alot of abuse very well though. Lots of maintenance between rides. Good luck with either though!!
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Jun 30, 2005 | 12:19 PM
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Warrior vs 400ex
The ex does have much better ergonomics. You're stretched out a bit more. I mearly moved one and was like WHOA nice feel. But that bike isn't exactly what I'd call stock QuadKaryn's Gallery No real good picks of it. Stretched out a bit, a-arms, swing arm, axle. Nobody knows for sure (especially the owner) but it's believed to be a 416, maybe 440...don't ask...she's a blonde. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Jun 30, 2005 | 12:31 PM
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Warrior vs 400ex
Originally posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
The ex does have much better ergonomics. You're stretched out a bit more. I mearly moved one and was like WHOA nice feel. But that bike isn't exactly what I'd call stock QuadKaryn's Gallery No real good picks of it. Stretched out a bit, a-arms, swing arm, axle. Nobody knows for sure (especially the owner) but it's believed to be a 416, maybe 440...don't ask...she's a blonde. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
The ex does have much better ergonomics. You're stretched out a bit more. I mearly moved one and was like WHOA nice feel. But that bike isn't exactly what I'd call stock QuadKaryn's Gallery No real good picks of it. Stretched out a bit, a-arms, swing arm, axle. Nobody knows for sure (especially the owner) but it's believed to be a 416, maybe 440...don't ask...she's a blonde. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
I like my Z. Of coarse, ive never ridden any other sport quads.
Oct 10, 2005 | 02:22 PM
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even though i am thinking about selling my warrior, it has been a great machine. it has taken a beating and still it runs great. it may not be the fastest thing around, but give me a break, im only 14, its all i could afford
Oct 13, 2005 | 12:30 AM
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ok my friend has a 400ex with a 440 kit carb pipe clutch kit and he also has it geared lower i have a warrior with a fmf slip on and jetted he beats me prewtty good off the line hell be bout 3 quad lenghts ahead from a start and then on topend were even so if were cruising like 15 or so then race he be bout a quad lenth a head his has no topend its mostly bottom but his is faster by quite a bit
