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RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
what is the best big bore atv?
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RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
I'd go with the Can-am 900 Renegade it's a sport ATV but you can also get a Can-Am Outlander 700. They have the best stock suspension and you can take them anywhere in the woods. Engineers that work on the Can-Am ATVs have proven their product to have the most power and lightest bodies on todays market. They have revolutionized today's ATV's.
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RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
ORIGINAL: no_skill I'd go with the Can-am 900 Renegade it's a sport ATV but you can also get a Can-Am Outlander 700. They have the best stock suspension and you can take them anywhere in the woods. Engineers that work on the Can-Am ATVs have proven their product to have the most power and lightest bodies on todays market. They have revolutionized today's ATV's. Why is it that NO other manufacturer would ever accept Polaris' challenge? Why? http://www.atvriders.com/atvnews/polaris2007duelceoatvchallengeextension.html As far as any a big-bore going anywhere in the woods -a big bore would be my last choice to get into thewoods with.Woods with trails are another story entirely but woods with no trails you can't beat something like a FourTrax 300 4X4,Kawasaki Bayou/Prairie 300 4X4 or Yamaha Bruin 350 4X4. With big-bores in the trees that you many timescan't fit between you've got to dolots of forward/back/forward/back trying to cut corners in the trees. For those that don't know or haven't experienced -these smaller machines are genuine workhorses (granted on a smaller scale) but canreally get places! |
RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
ORIGINAL: uncle matt ORIGINAL: no_skill I'd go with the Can-am 900 Renegade it's a sport ATV but you can also get a Can-Am Outlander 700. They have the best stock suspension and you can take them anywhere in the woods. Engineers that work on the Can-Am ATVs have proven their product to have the most power and lightest bodies on todays market. They have revolutionized today's ATV's. Why is it that NO other manufacturer would ever accept Polaris' challenge? Why? http://www.atvriders.com/atvnews/polaris2007duelceoatvchallengeextension.html As far as any a big-bore going anywhere in the woods -a big bore would be my last choice to get into thewoods with.Woods with trails are another story entirely but woods with no trails you can't beat something like a FourTrax 300 4X4,Kawasaki Bayou/Prairie 300 4X4 or Yamaha Bruin 350 4X4. With big-bores in the trees that you many timescan't fit between you've got to dolots of forward/back/forward/back trying to cut corners in the trees. For those that don't know or haven't experienced -these smaller machines are genuine workhorses (granted on a smaller scale) but canreally get places! I disagree with your statement... here is a full review of the Renegade 800 made by Can-AM. The Outlander has the same engine and body, just it's not a sport... http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...view&hl=en If you compare the specs to the polaris the Renegade is by far stronger, lighter... |
RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
no_skill said......"If you compare the specs to the polaris the Renegade is by far stronger, lighter... "
Again Uncle Matt asks....."Why is it that NO other manufacturer would ever accept Polaris' challenge? Why?" Seems like if a mfg had a machine to bring to the table it sure would be a fantastic way to get some darn good press. |
RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
On the topic of BIG-bore atvs, I have always asked myself this question.
WHY DOESN'T HARLEY-DAVIDSON BRING OUT AN ATV? I think most HD owners who have or want an atv would really consider a HD atv. Could you imagine the sound? The rumble? The torque? The cost (ooops!)? Maybe makebull dog 4X4 with the regular motors and a hot-rod 4X4 with the V-rod motor. |
RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
ORIGINAL: uncle matt no_skill said......"If you compare the specs to the polaris the Renegade is by far stronger, lighter... " Again Uncle Matt asks....."Why is it that NO other manufacturer would ever accept Polaris' challenge? Why?" Seems like if a mfg had a machine to bring to the table it sure would be a fantastic way to get some darn good press. Oh and here is the Polaris getting beat by Can-AM, and Can-Am winning the hardest and longest race in the BRP heartland challenge. http://www.atvriders.com/atvnews/can...ander-win.html For those that do not know, the heartland challenge is the longest and toughest challenge in all of ATV races. Once Can-Am fixes their gear's up they are easily going to be the fastest ATV's in the woods. |
RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
Well Im gonna be the odd ball aint know body took up for tha Suzuki so im gonna have to do so. I just bought the new 750 King Quad and man what a wheeler its the best of both worlds you've got a sport utility atv that can put tha boogy on in a hurry but its great for hunting and working I love mine a lot more than the honda I used to have ;)
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RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
Wheres Polaris?
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RE: Favorite ATV (the good post)
Polaris Sportsman
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