My guess would be the lightest bike on the market, lifted, locker, good tires, 450-500cc range, and geared low, so it will crawl without spinning and burying itself.

 

well i have a 92 honda fourtrax 200 type II (2X4)and that thing goes many places. It went through a deep mud pit over the fenders along with an 03 sportsman 600 twin. It can go more places i think acually than some bigger quads, it being so small. It can fit through some small spaces between trees that the bigger quads cant. Its a reall reliable quad too. Its all stock and its never been to the shop since 93 when my dad bought it. The only thing is that i changed the oil filter and the shift lever. I rarely wash it after mud runs. (i kno its not good but its a honda [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] lol) I will never sell this quad probably even after i get my 2 new ones. I may not ride it as much but i will not sell it cause i love that little thing lol.

 

technically not an ATV but get an argo or Max II if you want to go anywhere, even on water

 

I have seen those things stuck from high center many times. Yes if they have traction they are unstoppable but they cant make it thru holes I go thru with my ATV with due to clearance problems. Deep ruts mainly. They can however go thru the lake to which I just sit and watch in awe...

 

Those little things are kinda fun. I had a 1989 moto 4 200 2x4, that thing was bada$$. It had maxis mudders on the back and seemed unstopable to an extent. I kinda wish I would have never sold it. My wolvy is quite fun too though.

Ryan

 

yeah they are fun. Thats why i dont think im ever gonna sell it. lol. I think it is powerful for a little 200 too.

 

Just watch ANY bike with a set of tracks on it........ UNSTOPPABLE!

 

yeah, but tracks are like 5 grand for a full set

 

to much for me

 

the grizzly would win to me it has satisfies people evvery year