Will we ever see aftermarket EPS for older ATV's?
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Better to just get a new ATV that has it. My friend bought a EPS kit for his 700 Rhino it cost $1000+ after installation.
Be the day I would pay $1000 on a older ATV just to make a already easy steering ATV to be able to steer easier.
You can buy nice Rims/Tires or a lot of gas for $1000 and really feel a difference.
I rode a lot of ATVs and never though one was so hard to steer that a $1000 EPS was worth it.
A eps KQ500 cost the same as a 750KQ without it.
Be the day I would pay $1000 on a older ATV just to make a already easy steering ATV to be able to steer easier.
You can buy nice Rims/Tires or a lot of gas for $1000 and really feel a difference.
I rode a lot of ATVs and never though one was so hard to steer that a $1000 EPS was worth it.
A eps KQ500 cost the same as a 750KQ without it.
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Mine's a 98, but I doubt they'd ever get the price down even if they made it for something that old ($600 is probably 1/3 what mine is worth), I just seen it was available for UTV's and it just had me curious is all. I've heard a lot of great things from people who have units with EPS.
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Depends on the system. I don't know much about other systems other than Polaris, and Can-Am. The Polaris system senses how slow you are going and gives more assist at slow speeds and less at higher speeds. Some of the others, I think, are like that. Can-Am lets the rider decide how much assist and has 2, 3, or 4 settings. (4 gets added to the system if you get tracks.) My XT-P has the Tri-Mode with Low, Medium, and Maximum settings.