Looking to buy a 4 wheeler but don't know what I need to ask for or stay away from. Any advice would be awesome been riding my uncles for a while just don't know much about what sets each apart.
Go Honda and don't look back.
My 2001 Honda Rubicon and 1981 Honda 110 three wheeler seconds this motion.
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This.
Honda absolutely have some of the most dependable motors that there is - but their drivetrains suck arse. I've had 5 of them now and almost every one would up with rearend probs...I am tough on them though. They remind me of old Dodge trucks.
Honda is dependable but pretty much the worst bang for the buck out there; very overpriced for what you get on the new ones. They are pretty much the weakest on the big brands and have the least features/options. I've had Honda and Polaris in the past. I currently own Polaris and Can Am. I've never had a problem with any of them. I like all the storage on Polaris models. Some people don't like the belt driven automatics, but I've never had a problem and I'm on my 4th Polaris personally. I also keep my buddy's 2008 Sportsman 800 at my house and he hasn't had a problem in >4 years now.
If used, I'd take any brand I got a good deal on. I bought my wife the 2009 Can Am this past year because it's 4wd, EFI, automatic and was a good price with under 70 miles on it at the time. For new, I'd get Polaris, Yamaha of any size or the big Can Ams.
Be sure to check out Jones Offroad.
If used, I'd take any brand I got a good deal on. I bought my wife the 2009 Can Am this past year because it's 4wd, EFI, automatic and was a good price with under 70 miles on it at the time. For new, I'd get Polaris, Yamaha of any size or the big Can Ams.
Be sure to check out Jones Offroad.
Shawnee Honda usually has some pretty good deals.
