now for the 2002 season a 700cc polaris sport quad. will no one be happy untill we have car engines in our machines??! bigger means, much heavier more dangerous,less manuverability, and eventually more maintainence. boooo. ill take my warrior over any of these beasts any day, unless all you want to do in go fast in a straight line all day.

 

i must agree with you

 

even going in a straigh line, people make mistakes.... then end up hurt and/or dead eventually. the bigger(and thus heavier) the machine, the more of the latter will be pulled from beneath them.

 

i gotta agree here,i dont like heavy machines, and the smaller cc quads do just as good or even better than these monsters in all around fourwheeling.

 

If they can keep the chassis light and agile and give it good suspension to handle the power, I say bigger is better. Don't restrict the market because of concerns about people riding over their heads. But if you have to make it a tank to handle the power, don't bother.

 

Maybe Boss Hoss will be next in the ATV game and start building a quad with a small block chevy motor[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Bigger is better. HEHE I love my DS, I can do anything on it I did with smaller quads I've had in the past. Theres nothing like the power the DS makes with a few mods. Next on the DS will be a 760 kit. I agree with CBUS660R don't restrict the market because of concerns about people riding over their heads. These are the type of people that keep me in a job a Professional Firefighter-Paramedic. LOL