I was gettin ready to head to the Local harley shop, they carry suzuki also, and was wondering what kind of price to be looking for when I go there.

 

I live In Mn. I called some local dealers. The prices I got for a 5 speed $5395, $5299, $5199 plus tax and license fees. Those are good prices.

 

I just sold my quad today, and i went and looked at the vinson, $5799 after rebates, that's before i start to really deal with him.

 

Where are these deals you speak of?
My dealer said 5700 before we have started to deal. Do you think I could get one for about 5200?

 

New prices came out by me. One place is selling at $5100 and another at $4999. This does not include tax or license.
These are for 5-speeds.

 

Got my manual vinson for $5,600 out the door. I did spend a little extra and got the front and rear bumpers though. Good luck.

 

Got on the internet, found an auto for 5199 at HondaEast
I'm going down to my dealer to see if he can beat it, even if he matches it, it would be one hell of a deal.
Also, what do you guys think of the Quadrunner 500? Is it more of a work quad?

 

I have a 5 speed 500 and love it! If you like to ride aggressive trails go thru deep water or out climb everything else out there this is the quad for you! The group I ride with has everything from a raptor to a polaris 500. When it comes to the real deep, steep, rough& tough I always get to go first.( and usually winch'em out. ) Get the Suzuki you won't regret it. However if you want the wheelie, tail sliding of a sport quad you will be disappointed. This machine likes all four on the ground!

 

I'm not worried about wheelies, I was curious about the front diff.
Is it just a limited slip, or torque sensing?
And how is the low end on this machine, I could care less about top end.

 

Low end is fantastic even in 1 hi when you switch it to 1 low it'll pull or climb anything. The front diff works great it turns much easier than what you would expect. I believe it's torque sensing although I have never not seen both wheels churning when the going got tuff! Like I metioned before when it comes to the really knarly terrain I always get to go first and usually rescue a couple in the process. Best quad buy I've made. I'm trying to convince my wife she needs the new Vinson!!!!