Glad you didnt hold back on that review there Utard!
Fracking Sweet!
Well I just got her in and went for a 16 mile ride.
All I can say is F-Yeah!
For all the nit-pickers and throttle jockeys I see bitching about this and that your retarded. And if you can't be happy with a machine like this then you have issues.
All I can say is this machine is sweet and will fit all my needs perfect. This will be a 80-90% work machine. Even if it was the other way around 10% work it is still sweet.
The steering is as smooth as can be. You would never need power steering.
The transmission shifts sweet.
The power is more than enough.
So my ride today was in the sun but only 30 degrees. It was a half and half snow and dry with a little mud.
I had it up to 45 and that is plenty and if I need to go faster then I will get a trophy truck.
I have been Jeeping and ATVing for years. I found a few short small hills that made me firmly uncomfortable to go up. But the pioneer didn't break a sweat even though I just about did. And for the few videos I have seen where people stop at the bottom of something steep and can't make it up well.....they are stupid and don't know how to ride. They should hand in their man card.
Now to be fair I have only owned an atv that was 2wd (Honda Recon) and it was about kids size. And the only real SxS I have been in was a mid 80's mule 1000. And that thing sucked balls. Every time it broke it was $300-500. And that was once a year. But the pioneer is like driving a Mercedes. I can see many, many years of good use from it.
Anyway thats my opinion and well I am opinionated.
All I can say is F-Yeah!
For all the nit-pickers and throttle jockeys I see bitching about this and that your retarded. And if you can't be happy with a machine like this then you have issues.
All I can say is this machine is sweet and will fit all my needs perfect. This will be a 80-90% work machine. Even if it was the other way around 10% work it is still sweet.
The steering is as smooth as can be. You would never need power steering.
The transmission shifts sweet.
The power is more than enough.
So my ride today was in the sun but only 30 degrees. It was a half and half snow and dry with a little mud.
I had it up to 45 and that is plenty and if I need to go faster then I will get a trophy truck.
I have been Jeeping and ATVing for years. I found a few short small hills that made me firmly uncomfortable to go up. But the pioneer didn't break a sweat even though I just about did. And for the few videos I have seen where people stop at the bottom of something steep and can't make it up well.....they are stupid and don't know how to ride. They should hand in their man card.
Now to be fair I have only owned an atv that was 2wd (Honda Recon) and it was about kids size. And the only real SxS I have been in was a mid 80's mule 1000. And that thing sucked balls. Every time it broke it was $300-500. And that was once a year. But the pioneer is like driving a Mercedes. I can see many, many years of good use from it.
Anyway thats my opinion and well I am opinionated.
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