whats up with them first for th voki lok drive system they compare to a 400 kodiak and for the suspenion they compare to a 500 popo ? wtf [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]


no really why won't they compare to sum thing liek a brute or King Quad

 

hollowcd; ive had my kq almost a year now. live east of you in anderson in. but ride mostly the mtns of ky,tenn,wva. with some decent tires the kq has chewed up anything that got in its way with o probs of any kind. i think the power thing is out of control and gone absolutely nutts. ive ridden from pennsylvania to utah and i believe any quad 500cc and up will go anywhere its ground clearance will allow. the only exception being the guys that are really into the monster mud bogs. got a bud with a brute force and its a good quad. he beats me off the line, top end for both in low 70s. once we hit the trail its my game. the brute is couple inches wider and a foot longer. kq is big but the bf really struggles through tight trails at speed. kq has the best trail manners of any big bore ive ridden. irs and efi are what sold me with no regrets. ive layed mine on its side a few times and rolled it once (all my fault) and no spilled gas, stuck floats or flooding. just upright it , wait 20 secs for the safety to reset and away you go. ride with 2 guys on sportman 500 &700. couldnt give me a polaris. dont know much about bombadier. dont even know where a dealership is. ther is a zuki dealer here and i think 5 in indy. basically i think all the big bores out there (except polaris) are fine machines and would suit the average guys needs just fine. is the kq the perfect quad? no. would i buy another one today? absolutely. with whatever you choose; good luck and safe riding!

 

The BRP looks really cool, we'll have to see just how big it feels and handles. Appears to have planty of horsepower >>>>>>>>>>

I have an Outlander 330, the 800 is basically the same machine with a v-twin and some minor changes but basically they come off of the same assembly platform. Handling is awsome, my lady friend rode the heck out of it up a lot of mountain trails and she had not problems at all. It doesn't feel as big as it looks (maybe I'm used to it now).