irobot
You originally were looking for something small and reliable. Go with the Honda. I bought a Foreman 350 in 2003 and use it daily on the farm. Electric shift never a problem. Runs like a champ every day working on the farm. Then when the season is done I put it on my truck and off hunting I go. Never and I mean never let me down. No matter what the cost, pay a bit more for the Honda. You will never regret it. High resale value as well, but trust me you won't resell your Honda.
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quick update
after some looking around and lots of research, went with the yamaha kodiak 450. have not had a chance to ride it much yet but it seems pretty decent. thanks for all the input.
Resident Evil
Congrats ... i just bought the 550 Grizz
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CCFR
“I prefer the saddle to the streetcar and star sprinkled sky to a roof, the obscure and difficult trail, leading into the unknown, to any paved highway, and the deep peace of the wild to the discontent bred by cities…it is enough that I am surrounded by beauty.”
- Everett Ruess
Putting Holes in Animals
Great choice. It will serve you well for years and ask little in return.
I harvest carrots. I kill animals.
Frango
Yet another suggestion for a Honda 420 rancher AT .With IRS, power steering, fuel injection tough to beat. Despite what some ill informed people have said, Honda trannys are bullet proof .Great on fuel,small,reliable and well last for years.
HuntingBC Champ
I just want to add my thoughts and a little experience to the mix.
I bought a Kawasaki KVF 700...great quad.
But what I have come to realize is it is over kill.
I could easily do the same thing with a 500cc.
Im sure what ever quad you choose you will be happy.
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