CarlW
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Nice work.
Many of us I'm sure are familiar with the situation ourselves...Best quad
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Many of us I'm sure are familiar with the situation ourselves...
Orion
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Nice work.
There’s a technique to avoid that kind of problem - these guys seem to have mastered it.
6pt-sika
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Bought my first ATV on 12/31/99 . Stopped at the Honda shop first and was prepared to buy , their salesperson was out and the guy there couldn’t do it . Two friends had traded their Honda’s on Kawasaki’s a few months earlier , one guy had cracked the frame on his Honda he said the motor was great but the frame wouldn’t hold up to his antics . So after the Honda place couldn’t hook me up that day I drove the eight miles to the Kawasaki dealer and bought a camo Prarie 360 , for my needs it was great . Then they brought out the Kawasaki 750 Brute Force about four years later and I had to have one . Incidentally both were camo mud tires and winches . Couple years later the 750 became fuel injected and I traded the first 750 for a newer fuel injected one . I dare say my present ATV should last me the rest of my hunting life . Sorry it isn’t a Suzuki or Honda .
Toller
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There’s a technique to avoid that kind of problem - these guys seem to have mastered it.
Ah yes, speed... and tyres to turn the bike into a paddle boat
Can am is what I rate, seen and played with a good few of them. Reliability is top notch, engines are simple so keep repair costs down, as has been mentioned they use a rotax engine. You can wind them up for silly power if you want or keep them standard for longevity. Go anywhere providing you have the right tyres on unlike above lol. If you get stuck, more throttle. If you are still stuck, give it a bit more! The ones I have played with do endurance event. A quad shop I know sells a lot of the can ams to drug dealers believe it or not, they ride them with no helmets and balaclavas on and drop drugs door to door, up flights of stairs. Dare say they would want them to be reliable
We have 7 bikes between us on the estate 6 are Honda 2 are FA6 nothing has tempted me to change so far.
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