anyone have a HDX 700 CREW XT or anything like it

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I was going to get a 6 seater with box and was wondering if any of youse guys have taken it off road on the ATV trails if it will fit...its 60cm wide which is like 155 inches wide..i am thinking it will...how does it ride 4 wheelin in the dirt on the trails? what accessories would you recommend?

https://www.upcat.com/2017-Arctic-C...465&in-stock=1&vin=&unitType=3006&unitBrand=3


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snobuilder said:
perfect....Tracker with the ability to take passengers along into mayhem.
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that's exactly what I was thinking SNOBUILDER....LMAO.....but I find it harder and harder to get someone to ride with me after each adventures tales get loosed....that and some have already rode with me and have sworn me off....LITTERALLY.....ROTFLMAO...I am thinking I can get a whole NEW UNSUSPECTING CREW to go along in the form of NEPHEWS AND NIECES....BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...buckle up kiddies cause this is gonna be....


"MR TOADS WILD RIDE"

 
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I would get a Stampede 900, skip the HDX. The Stampede is a far superior built unit. I've had 2 Prowlers, they were nice in their day, but no comparison to the Stampede. 700 single vs. a 900 twin, hmmm.-Mezz
 
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mezz said:
I would get a Stampede 900, skip the HDX. The Stampede is a far superior built unit. I've had 2 Prowlers, they were nice in their day, but no comparison to the Stampede. 700 single vs. a 900 twin, hmmm.-Mezz
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their moms...aka....me sisters....know me and huge motors.....ix nay on the horsepower aye....LMAO...as they know this is one of ....MY MANTRAS

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It's not crazy fast, but has gobs of torque. Built like a military vehicle & made to last. The only one I know of that has a dipped frame. Both handle trail, sand, snow, mud etc.. real well. The 4 seaters are like a friggin school bus which does limit you on the tight 2 trackers, but, all in all, can handle most conditions with little concern, especially with the right tires, like the Maxis Big Horn 2's. I would definitely put on a winch, full glass windshield with a wiper kit, top, back curtain, and of course a sound system. BTW, the twin cylinder is a much quieter motor. Compare them with a test ride, you'll see & hear the difference.-Mezz
 
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HMMMM so why can't I drive my 2001 durango on a rec. trail????.....cylinder count discrimination?....sure can't be HP limit, eh?
 
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