They are reliable as the next. I am not crazy about their drum brakes but they work. I have a few guys at work that own hondas and thats all they will buy. They have some things on them that I think are cheesy but that does not make them bad. Just keep the oil changed in all the diffs and the engine and it will last a long time.
Your Opinion's on a Honda Rancher AT 400 cc
some of you might remember my topic on two teens and a quad, well my nephew and father in law have decided that the quad isn't the best thing to be around. So they traded it in on a Rancher AT 400 cc. Now they want to know if I would like to take over payments. My question is what's your opinions on this 4 wheeler? I've never been around the Honda's and don't know a whole lot about them. are they reliable? are they any good at getting through some sloppy areas? things like that are helpful. thanks in advance.
here's a pic of what it looks like.
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here's a pic of what it looks like.
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The guys I work with will take theirs out to devils lake nd and live out there on their wheelers for 2-3 mnths with no issue. The lake can get sloppy in the spring. They once had 3 wheelers pulling on a guys truck and shck just to get it off the ice.
most reliable bike if left stock. dont expect to out pull most bike in the 400cc range, due to the tranny setup.
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