ive been looking really hard for a cheap sport atv that i can afford , i havn't had much luck finding a good one for under 2000 without having to drive 800 miles .my brother works for crop quest in kansas , and every other year they sell their four wheelers for what ever price the dealership would give them trade in , so i could get a 2005 polaris 325 magnum for $1000 or keep looking for a sport

 

keep looking the magnum may not be bad but you can find something much better if you just keep your eyes peeled. Remember patience is a virtue.

 

You can be like me and own both [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] or you can get a hybred such as a Wolverine or a Renegade if you can only afford one!

If its a Sport machine you want you can find Honda 400Ex in that price range pretty easly!

 

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God I love your American ATV prices! *jealous*

I sold my beat up 1989 350 Yamaha Big Bear for $1800 up here in Ontario Canada. (in my pics)

I would get to close to $2500 to $3000 for a 325 2005 ATV.

$1 USA = .083 cents Canadian though,but still!

 

Find a Honda 400EX somewhere!

Never ride a utility anywhere you could ride a sport quad! If you genuinely need 4wd , high ground clearance, or big fenders for mud protection, then get a utility. If not, you are just handicaping yourself with a neelessly heavy machine.

 

well i live on the farm so the utility would be nice , but i don't want to be held back if me and my brothers go to the sand dunes

 

first, find out what you want to use it for-racing or utility. second, if you want a good quad at a cheap price check www.craigslist.org i found a 01 warrior in good condition for only 1500.

 

It all depends on what you want to use the quad for. Do you want to play in the mud, or fly? Sport quads in the mud is fun, but once you have to clean one full of mud, you won't ever want to take one there again. Utility quads are typically more expensive as well, so you will definitely get more bang for your buck via sport.