I'm really impressed with the way it is made. This thing is just a Jeep in disguise. From a guy with two Jeeps, that is a high compliment.

I fell comfortable going up steeper inclines in it then I do setting on the SP 800. It goes on two wheels so quick, understand why all the netting etc. No, it didn't go on it's side but it was so close. It is not one to try cutting cookies with on grass at least. Very easy to steer and I think the throttle spring is not as light as the one the dealer received before this one that we test drove. One of the mechanics at the dealership told me they think it sets up higher then the one they have had for a few weeks. Don't know about that. Could just be tires, but he says when they were testing it, it looked higher off the ground. Very impressive machine. Very anxious to get it out in the woods and get time on it.

The dealer says they get 4 to 5 calls daily from all over the Northwest. People trying to find one to buy.

It's official. The wife came home and drove the RZR. After a while she says the throttle spring seemed stiffer then on the one we test drove. For her to notice, then it has to be the case and not just in my head.

That's cool. I should check with my dealer and see if they have an upgraded spring.

It's great that you finally got your's too. Waiting SUX!!!

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2002 Yamaha Raptor 719 Stroker
1st. build up was a Trinity Racing 686 with the Pro-Port.
Then I switched the WEB CAM to a HOT CAM STAGE 2 - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Head Work with new Valves & Springs by Craycraft Racing - Bob is Awesome to work with!!
Hot Rods 719cc Stroker - Hot CAM's Stroker CAM. (The rest is a result of a lot of blood & sweat)
Black L.E. plastic.
2008 Polaris RZR (TOTALLY FREEKIN ROCKS)
Warn 3000 lb. Winch

I ordered mine today. Trying to get the wife more into it, but she does't like to drive much, plus doesn't care to ride behind me. Well with the RZR only 2" wider then my Outlaw, she will be beside me. It should be in near the end of July. These things are gone before they arrive and are very popular. Most dealers are asking $500-$1000 more then MSRP. But my dealer will give it to me at MSRP OTD. It looks like a blast to ride, so I'm sure I will like it. Allready started list of goodies.

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07 Outlaw 525 IRS
03 250EX
05 LTZ 250
http://community.webshots.com/...EtXgAk?327">XC Quad</a>

Picked mine up last week and got out to ride yesterday. I was riding ungrommed trails so it got tight at times. I'm new to OHV but an old biker still looking for adventures. Now I just have to get out and find great places to ride. Any suggestions on watertight storage for cameras, gps etc?

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TerrySC

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas...888a&_requestid=11069

http://www.motorcycle-supersto...&Division=6&style=5937

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Forming a "Long Range Financial Subcommittee" in MI.:
Take two inexplicably expired term motorcycle reps. still serving on the board (one names yet another motorcycle rep)
Add 1 full-size and but 1 atv rep.
Arrogantly claim that the entire process should be finished in 4 conference calls with absolutely no public involvement or any meeting minutes recorded.
Result?
No complaint whatsoever from sheep-like atv clubs with literally tens of millions in play.

Thanks

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TerrySC

oldstillgoing,

How much did you pay for yours?? I am interested in getting one but not sure whether I will buy here in canada or go south of the border. Thanks in advance.

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07 800 EFI Stealth
HSP Ceramic Coated True Duals

$10.000 at the local dealer. All of there's are sold until spring.

I payed that for mine i'm from texas these things are great i've put it through mud a grizzly with itp's got stuck and took an hour to get out my rzr just just crawled trough it in 2 wheel drive. an mine is all stock no tires no nothing can't wait to get some tires an a winch there will be no stopping me already when we ride they don't let me lead cause they can't follow me or keep up.

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Roll it high or roll it home

well old, you have had it for awhile now. What do you think?
I'm still waiting, should be here this month........

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Gen2 RZR - Green & Mean

On The Roads & Trails Of
America

Well, Cap, I love it. Plan and simple. So does the wife. She has committed on how stable it is. So much fun. The only problem we have is lack of seat time.

So glad to hear that. What area or kind of area do you ride in. The wife and I will be down in the Solome (AZ) area this winter. I think this rig is going to be a kick in the pants for us there. We are retired, and I think (hope) we will get a lot of seat time.

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Gen2 RZR - Green & Mean

On The Roads & Trails Of
America

We have ridden all kinds of Forest Service roads and trails for quads. From mostly flat, dusty to steep, twisted, rocky and narrow. If you expect rock get the rock guards for sure. Also get the 14" wheels and tires if ground clearance will be important. If you need to keep the 50" width, be careful on tires and wheels you select. I think the only 14" rims that work for that are the Polaris rims. We are very impressed with the ITP Terracross tires.

these is great info, thx
I was wondering about tires and rims

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Gen2 RZR - Green & Mean

On The Roads & Trails Of
America