Giddie Up !

[Daddyeaux]

If my Yamaha isn't pulling a Polaris out of the mud it is pushing one to the mechanic. What a piece of crap!!

[WhiteBassFisher]

I know Polaris Rangers are very popular. But if I was in the market I would probably get a Honda or Yamaha.

[Daddyeaux]

Hell yeah, you are exactly right. You couldn't pay me to own a polaris. We are slowly replacing our Rangers with CanAms. But I would prefer a Honda or Yamaha.

[jabx1962]

I am never buying another Polaris. My 2007 Yamaha Rhino has been a great SXS. My Polaris is a pile of dog shit.

[Daddyeaux]

Gonna have a 6 wheeler and a Ranger for sale soon..................

[Chazz2.0]

Make the best of what you have, nice engineering by the way. 1989 Honda 4trax, still purrs like a mule

[DEXTER]

Had/have Honda 4 wheelers for years. Recently got a Honda Pioneer 1000-4. That is one sweet ride doing 60 down the county roads or just cruising the ranch or farm.

[Reality Czech]

Just remember Jerry, the Kawie Prairie and I are always available to tow
Towed everything from Can-Ams to fully loaded golf carts

We ain't cheap, but we can be had LOL

[Trouthunter]

We pretty much wore out a Polaris Ranger 800 Crew that we bought in 2011.

Replaced it with a Honda Pioneer 1000-6 crew and its a beast. Love the drive shaft on it and all the other gadgets that make it a great side by side.

[wfishtx]

I think if you're in the market for a side x side today, Kawasaki and Can Am should probably be near the top of what you're looking at. Yamaha and Honda could be options depending on where the dealers are located. I'm not sure there's as many dealer options for those two brands as there are for Kawasaki and Can Am.

I own a Can AM HD 8 and we love it. I've put about 200 hours on it and we've done nothing more to it than regular maintenance.

[Daddyeaux]

We have 2 CanAm crews now. They seem to be doing well but they are only a couple years old. But my Yamaha Big Bear 400 has rescued both of them already. Just purchased a new Honda Rubicon with a 5 speed tranny. Honda is the only manufacturer that still has a fully manual tranny. I will not own a belt drive.