raptor 660 or z400
#4
i will be riding abbandoned farm fields, sand pits , and my nieghborhood streets (not busy and people dont care and dont call the cops), and jumps, i also want to be able to wheelie good, i love wheeling
#5
Both are great machines. The z is probably a little easier to learn on if you are new to the sport quad market. I chose the raptor, but I dont see fault in either one for recreational riding. Get what you feel more comfortable on.
#6
I have both and both bikes will do great on what your looking for.
My suggestion - Ride each one and then decide. Your the one thats going to ride it not us.
But for me, the z400 was the easiest quad to do wheelies on.
My suggestion - Ride each one and then decide. Your the one thats going to ride it not us.
But for me, the z400 was the easiest quad to do wheelies on.
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#8
the z400 and kfx 400 are exactly the same right?
i think green is better than yellow
but would i be better off with the 660 or 400
i want to be able to wheelie easily and good
and im 6' and 135 pounds
i think green is better than yellow
but would i be better off with the 660 or 400
i want to be able to wheelie easily and good
and im 6' and 135 pounds
#9
Originally posted by: XxYamahaQuads
the z400 and kfx 400 are exactly the same right?
i think green is better than yellow
but would i be better off with the 660 or 400
i want to be able to wheelie easily and good
and im 6' and 135 pounds
the z400 and kfx 400 are exactly the same right?
i think green is better than yellow
but would i be better off with the 660 or 400
i want to be able to wheelie easily and good
and im 6' and 135 pounds
they are the same,,,yes
if you are new to the sport,,,,i would get the 400,,,,or maybe a raptor 350,,,or 400ex (honda)
6' 135lbs....uh oh,,,,time to start eating
you will need a good bit of strength to handle a 400 or 660 properly


