who's faster rincon or grizzly
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why would you buy a rincon or grizzly to race? Who cares which one is faster, there not ment for speed racing. Get a sport quad if you want to drag race, give me a break. Which is faster, my john deere or my neighbors mtd? The john deere has 22hrsp, and the mtd only has 20hrps, but its a 6 speed!!! ha ha. Come on now!
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I can't answer that question dude, but if somebody asks which is faster, I can try for that. Nobody said anything about buying a grizzly or rincon to race. Anytime you get a topic about speed on a utility quad, some old crabby guy always drops one of these lines it seems.
Here's the deal. Don't want a sport quad because you won't get that much use out of it? Buy a fast utility and have the best of both worlds. I guarantee that Yamaha and Honda didn't have towing a trailer full of hay around the farm as their first priority when they started making these things. They are basically 4 wheel off road motorcycles used for recreation. The fact that you can use them for utility purpose is just an extra and often at times a good excuse to talk one's spouse into letting you spend 6-7K for one.
Here's the deal. Don't want a sport quad because you won't get that much use out of it? Buy a fast utility and have the best of both worlds. I guarantee that Yamaha and Honda didn't have towing a trailer full of hay around the farm as their first priority when they started making these things. They are basically 4 wheel off road motorcycles used for recreation. The fact that you can use them for utility purpose is just an extra and often at times a good excuse to talk one's spouse into letting you spend 6-7K for one.
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well, I am sorry, but it does seem to me that it makes know difference how fast a utility quad is, unless you are going to race somebody. Why do you need to know? What difference does it make if they are not going to race. Then I bring up my original question, why buy a utility quad to race? I'm not crabby, just doesn't make any sence to me.
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Have you ever gone on a long ride with your ATV? I would hate to have a utility quad that tops out at like 35 mph. I once went on a three day trip and I know I wouldn't have wanted a slow quad (one of the other guys had one that was pretty slow). This is a scary thught, nut would you rather ride a Polaris Diesel or a Sportsman 500 on a long ride.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img]
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I don't want to start anything but there are people that do want the best of both worlds. If they wanted to just make utility atv's slow and just torque and top out at 15mph, then why did Yamaha for example put the Raptors 663cc, 5 valve motor in it? Not to be slow if you ask me. Some people want to be fast, and be able to go through/do anything. I ride with a guy with a Grizzly for example, he has 27" tires, lift kit, clutch and performance kit, (stock the fastest he got was 68 on his speedo, the main point of this whooe thread, lol) and the thing looks like a monster. I may smoke it on the trails or on the straightaways, but he doesn't lose me to the point of giving up. Why? Because when we start getting into some decent mud patches, or where I have to find somewhere to go around a river, he just blazes through it, my .02, (but i still love my RAPTOR more than anything else out there!)
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People ask these questions a lot because they want to know as much about a machine as they can before they buy it. I asked a ton of people the top speed of an AC 500 before I got mine. Sure it wasn't as fast as a Sportsman back then, but I wanted it to at least be able to hang with most everything else. A lot of these topics are for bragging rights or a mine's better than your's arguement, but on the other hand, a lot of them are so people can get a feel for what a quad can and cannot do before they drop a lot of cash on it.
And thats why I try to tell the straight truth on questions asked to me. Nothing worse than somebody telling someone a 400 Foreman will do 60mph. If that person goes out and buys one on the premise, they are sure going to be surprised later on. Same thing on if a guy bought a Rincon trying to outrun his buddy's Grizzly or bought a Grizzly trying to outrun his buddy's Prairie.
And thats why I try to tell the straight truth on questions asked to me. Nothing worse than somebody telling someone a 400 Foreman will do 60mph. If that person goes out and buys one on the premise, they are sure going to be surprised later on. Same thing on if a guy bought a Rincon trying to outrun his buddy's Grizzly or bought a Grizzly trying to outrun his buddy's Prairie.
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Originally posted by: Andy Bassham
I can't answer that question dude, but if somebody asks which is faster, I can try for that. Nobody said anything about buying a grizzly or rincon to race. Anytime you get a topic about speed on a utility quad, some old crabby guy always drops one of these lines it seems.
Here's the deal. Don't want a sport quad because you won't get that much use out of it? Buy a fast utility and have the best of both worlds. I guarantee that Yamaha and Honda didn't have towing a trailer full of hay around the farm as their first priority when they started making these things. They are basically 4 wheel off road motorcycles used for recreation. The fact that you can use them for utility purpose is just an extra and often at times a good excuse to talk one's spouse into letting you spend 6-7K for one.
I can't answer that question dude, but if somebody asks which is faster, I can try for that. Nobody said anything about buying a grizzly or rincon to race. Anytime you get a topic about speed on a utility quad, some old crabby guy always drops one of these lines it seems.
Here's the deal. Don't want a sport quad because you won't get that much use out of it? Buy a fast utility and have the best of both worlds. I guarantee that Yamaha and Honda didn't have towing a trailer full of hay around the farm as their first priority when they started making these things. They are basically 4 wheel off road motorcycles used for recreation. The fact that you can use them for utility purpose is just an extra and often at times a good excuse to talk one's spouse into letting you spend 6-7K for one.
I got my Grizz up to about 62 on the blacktop with 2 people [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] It is faster then my bud's Warrior, I know that for a fact. (I don't know what his gearing is)