grizzlie660
#1
I'm thinking of buying a grizzlie or the rincon. I haven't heard any problems with the rincon and
and reliability/low maintenance is very important for me. Does the grizzlie have any bugs or
problems. Is the belt fairly watertight. The rincon sells for $11500 and the grizz sell for $9800
canadian dollars. Is it really worth paying the extra bucks for the rincon.
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and reliability/low maintenance is very important for me. Does the grizzlie have any bugs or
problems. Is the belt fairly watertight. The rincon sells for $11500 and the grizz sell for $9800
canadian dollars. Is it really worth paying the extra bucks for the rincon.
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#2
I think its mainly what your gonna use your quad for.....if you want a trail bike i think the rincons the better choicecause it handles like a car but if ya want a trail and work i'd say go for the grizz i got a 02 grizz and ain;t had a minutes trouble with it.....and i use it hard......my uncle was looking at a rincon and the dealer told him ya can't plow snow with it and ya can't haul a trailer with it its strictly trail riding.......so for the money i'd say go with the grizzly unless thats all ya do is trail riding.....
#5
I'd take the Grizzly for the locker and full discs. The Rincon however I would take for the transmission. Why can't anyone ever get anything right. Always something missing on every quad.
#7
I think you have a good start there. Suzuki is primed up to do something. They are still lacking a 600+ quad, and they've showed that they notice people wanting a manual tranmission by putting one in the Vinson. They could pull it off if they get the locking differential on there with their next quad. But still, who knows.


