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Posted by: jaybeecon55

Check out some of the posts from those who have compared the BF with the new King Quad.

Sounds like the general opinion is that the BF has more raw power off the line but that the KQ handles better. You're definately looking for IRS - the new Yamaha 450 is getting good reviews too.

Jaybee

Posted by: WhoDatInDaMud

Hands down the Cat TRV two rider ATV is the cadillac of smooth rides AND it SAFELY seats two riders! (as in taking the little woman for a ride - if you missed that part) The extended wheel base and independent rear suspension is the best possible combination. As far as power goes - there isn't anywhere or anything you want to do other than drag racing or pull-contests that the 500 TRV isn't up to. It is geared lower than most other quads so the slow speed low end power is awsome. I've added HD springs to one TRV as it weighs in right now at 998 pounds - empty.

Posted by: Kawi650

The BF should be good but I hear the ride on the Rincon is good.

Posted by: 03250bayou

I've heard lots of people say the Rincon is the most comfortable atv...just something to think about...it doesnt have the power of the BF or KQ...but it would have enough to haul 2 people around easy...and the ride is what your looking for...

Posted by: Bradracer18

Power and speed can be debated forever on these quads......but the ride of a sportsman usually isn't a hot topic......they are top notch.

Posted by: RSeb

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Originally posted by: 4goodtimes

If there is any one on the board who could recommend an other machine that would provide a smooth ride and stability on hills would certainly appreciate your input.




I'm not speaking from experience, but everything I've read indicates that the Honda Rincon has an unbelievable ride.

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The only issue may be the hills. Engine breaking is not the Rincon's strong suit.



Posted by: Gopher500

ever look at polaris? the sportsmans have the smoothest riding IRS's in the industry, and for stability, weve never had one roll over on our trails, yet a p650 has (28in mudlites really f'ed it up)

yes the rincon is supposed to have an awesome ride from what ive heard, but its not gonna pull a trailer too well.

take a good look at a sportsman

Posted by: 4goodtimes

I have 2 metal rods in my spine and I am looking at the Kawi BF 750i not for the speed but for the IRS and the smooth ride. Mind you the Horse power and stability which may come in handy when I take the little woman for rides in the back trails at my cottage and for pulling a trailer with wood for the stove.

I have read on some boards that that some 750i BF owners are complaining about carburetor sputter in low speeds (at 20mph) and have to buy a kit (dyna cdi) to resolve this issue.
Is there any one on this board who has one who has experienced this problem?

Those who have a 750i, would you recommend it or do you have any regrets or second thoughts on their decision.

If there is any one on the board who could recommend an other machine that would provide a smooth ride and stability on hills would certainly appreciate your input.

Keep in mind I am not going to be looking to launch myself into the stratosphere or do jumps from one county to the next. Dependability and smooth ride with enough Hp to pull a loaded trailer and wife.

Thank you