Honda Pioneer 500

[Mudman]

Vey cool utv.  Look at KRX1000 too.  I am very impressed with it.  Tough as concrete, well almost.

[TommyH]

Tagging  for sxs info. Family and *I would love one, but dragging my feet...

[Mudman]

Honestly it is a bad time to buy...  Inventory is super low and "deals" arent to be had.  However trade-ins are fetching great #'s as dealers need used to re-sell I guess.

[bornhunter]

Want!   

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Which model is this one?

[KFhunter]

Yamaha Wolverine rmax 1000

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[bornhunter]

Yamaha Wolverine rmax 1000

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Have to go see that one before I pull the trigger on a honda.

[Happy Gilmore]

I have a 2016 1000 5. Its a great machine. The transmission is great. No belts to break. Pretty much everything you expect from Honda. It lives up to the name 100%.

[KFhunter]

Yamaha has a 10 year warranty on the belt.

It's a sales pitch by Honda, the belts on yamaha do not break or fail, they're the best cvt in the business.

And one helluva lot smoother and more efficient than a clunky slushbox, and less maintenance as well.

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[jrebel]

Yamaha has a 10 year warranty on the belt.

It's a sales pitch by Honda, the belts on yamaha do not break or fail, they're the best cvt in the business.

And one helluva lot smoother and more efficient than a clunky slushbox, and less maintenance as well.

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If I wasn’t buying a Honda, Yamaha would be my second choice. Have owned a grizzly 660 and loved it.   I wouldn’t hesitate to by a Yamaha if the price was right and it was the machine that for my needs.   I agree their belts last forever.

[bigdub257]

Yamaha has a 10 year warranty on the belt.

It's a sales pitch by Honda, the belts on yamaha do not break or fail, they're the best cvt in the business.

And one helluva lot smoother and more efficient than a clunky slushbox, and less maintenance as well.

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If I wasn’t buying a Honda, Yamaha would be my second choice. Have owned a grizzly 660 and loved it.   I wouldn’t hesitate to by a Yamaha if the price was right and it was the machine that for my needs.   I agree their belts last forever.

I totally agree. Yamaha is good stuff. Wish they made a sxs machine that was 50" as I really need that for my application.

[TommyH]

That RMax 1000 looks pretty good, just watched a couple videos on it.  I was kinda set on “eventually “ getting a rzr xp4 1000, looking into all options now.

[Ridgeratt]

In researching this.  It's just like the blue oval and bowtie debate.
Ask 10 different people and you will get a batch of opinions.

[deerlick]

ive had a rhino for quitea  while and absolutely beat it to death and it just keeps going with no problems, never wanted another machine for hunting til I saw that rmax1000, that thing is *censored* in person. will be my next sxs

[Fishmaker57]

Also thought ablut a good used rhino 700 with eps

I have the Rhino 700, and it's been an amazing machine. Rarely have to use 4 wheel drive, and I have put it in a few tough spots. Nice thing about the rhino, at 50", I can squeeze through almost any of the 48" openings on Idaho gated roads.

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[bearhunter99]

Yamaha has a 10 year warranty on the belt.

It's a sales pitch by Honda, the belts on yamaha do not break or fail, they're the best cvt in the business.

And one helluva lot smoother and more efficient than a clunky slushbox, and less maintenance as well.

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If I wasn’t buying a Honda, Yamaha would be my second choice. Have owned a grizzly 660 and loved it.   I wouldn’t hesitate to by a Yamaha if the price was right and it was the machine that for my needs.   I agree their belts last forever.

I totally agree. Yamaha is good stuff. Wish they made a sxs machine that was 50" as I really need that for my application.

We have a 2005 Yamaha Rhino that is 50".  I think all of the Rhino's were 50" machines