best 4 wheeler

[Levi Garrett]

I agree, a closer shot of the gun

 

[scout3006]

I drive a 2004 Polaris 400 Sportsman; does everything I need it to and more. Very user friendly so the whole family can ride it, and powerful enough to haul a trailer full of deer out of the woods.

 

[44fordy]

2005 Yamaha Grizzly. Love it. No probs with the exception of a vapor-lock that happened in mud season. (Air hose from tank was plugged).

Other than that, tough machine and lots of jam! Love Yamaha!

 

[X-man]

If you're looking at doing any amount of hauling/towing, stay away from the Honda. It doesn't have the hi-low gearing that the other big bores have. Something with a solid axle will be a superior towing rig compared to machines with IRS. We've got a 2000 Yamaha Kodiak 400cc with solid rear axle, 2002 Honda Fourtrax 250cc with solid axle and a 2004 Yamaha 660 Grizzly. The Kodiak is far superior to the Grizz hauling wood, etc...

 

[stubblejumper]

If you're looking at doing any amount of hauling/towing, stay away from the Honda. It doesn't have the hi-low gearing that the other big bores have. Something with a solid axle will be a superior towing rig compared to machines with IRS.

Exactly why I like hauling game with my rubicon.It has a dual range hydrostatic transmission with no belts to slip in deep water.It also has a solid axle for towing and hauling heavy loads.

 

[guido]

I had an Artic cat, won't have another. Mind you it has towed alot of Polaris's out. Have a Grizzly now. I think it's a good choice

 

[BCWILL]

Suzuki's have treated me very well over the years........
My next machine will be another Suzuki

 

[Steyrtac]

Suzuki!!!!!!!!

I ride a Suzuky Vinson 500cc semi automatic.
I never got strucked (so far...)
Easy to maneuver, easy on gas, get to 64Mph pretty fast. Basically I wanted the bigger engine I can shift with my feet. I ride with guys who have 650cc engines and I don't feel the 150cc my ATV lacks. 500cc is more than enough for me anyways!