What kind of ATV?
- Thread starter Polarice
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Start with your dealers
I really believe the key to having a "Good Ride" is the support you get from your dealer. While we are all bias on brands it really comes down to who is caring for your needs. Unless you are skilled in working on your ATV you will need a servicing dealer. Make note, "SERVICING DEALER". Not the Big Box/Volume dealer that has 25 salesmen and 2 mechanics. When you have found one, or maybe more,then look for an ATV that fits your needs and budget. A couple days on the Internet and you will find any problems or issues. Then you are on your way. People ask me what brand to buy all of the time and my answer is "Which ever local dealer has the best service department". The best thing that can happen to you is all of the brands in your area having great dealers. Then you can just let the wife pick the ATV.
JK women!!!!
I really believe the key to having a "Good Ride" is the support you get from your dealer. While we are all bias on brands it really comes down to who is caring for your needs. Unless you are skilled in working on your ATV you will need a servicing dealer. Make note, "SERVICING DEALER". Not the Big Box/Volume dealer that has 25 salesmen and 2 mechanics. When you have found one, or maybe more,then look for an ATV that fits your needs and budget. A couple days on the Internet and you will find any problems or issues. Then you are on your way. People ask me what brand to buy all of the time and my answer is "Which ever local dealer has the best service department". The best thing that can happen to you is all of the brands in your area having great dealers. Then you can just let the wife pick the ATV.
JK women!!!!Which part of the UP?
little_swede
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All machines are pretty good anymore. We all have our favorites. I have a couple Arctic Cats and they have been trouble free.
Agree with finding someone who will provide good service.
Try them out and pick one you like. If I were to buy again, I would look at power steering. I have a 650 and the wife has a 400. The 400 provides more than enough power and comfort for trail riding.
Agree with finding someone who will provide good service.
Try them out and pick one you like. If I were to buy again, I would look at power steering. I have a 650 and the wife has a 400. The 400 provides more than enough power and comfort for trail riding.
Thanks for compliment!
I personally have owned all of them with the exception of Suzuki (No local dealers). They are all good units but I guess I would favor Kawasaki and BRP.