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Quote from: MtnMuley on January 02, 2022, 06:33:13 PMOver the last 5 years, I've put a lot of miles on tracked Ranger XP 1000s. Both 4 seaters and 2 seaters. I would highly recommend the after market clutch kits if you plan on running tracks. I would not consider tracking up anything less than a 1000 either. They are by far not invincible in the snow and there is zero chance any of them will compete with a snowmobile as far as getting into places. They're a great tool for their purpose, but can work the machine hard. Breaking one down in remote areas is another concern unless you have access to a snowcat. Do the 2 seaters get around a lot better than the 4 seaters?
Over the last 5 years, I've put a lot of miles on tracked Ranger XP 1000s. Both 4 seaters and 2 seaters. I would highly recommend the after market clutch kits if you plan on running tracks. I would not consider tracking up anything less than a 1000 either. They are by far not invincible in the snow and there is zero chance any of them will compete with a snowmobile as far as getting into places. They're a great tool for their purpose, but can work the machine hard. Breaking one down in remote areas is another concern unless you have access to a snowcat.
Towed my razor out today 😡 first time I have had too do that it was overheating. I still have never gotten it stuck. Guy I was lion hunting with today had the Honda pioneer 1000 that looked like a good option way more comfortable I’m not sure it would get around as good as a 50 incher like a razor etc but it looked way more comfortable and went everywhere today
Quote from: idaho guy on January 08, 2022, 08:06:09 PMTowed my razor out today 😡 first time I have had too do that it was overheating. I still have never gotten it stuck. Guy I was lion hunting with today had the Honda pioneer 1000 that looked like a good option way more comfortable I’m not sure it would get around as good as a 50 incher like a razor etc but it looked way more comfortable and went everywhere todayDid he have tracks on it? I was looking at the new Honda Pioneer 520s. They are 50 inches for trails.
Quote from: Duckslayer89 on January 08, 2022, 08:23:03 PMQuote from: idaho guy on January 08, 2022, 08:06:09 PMTowed my razor out today 😡 first time I have had too do that it was overheating. I still have never gotten it stuck. Guy I was lion hunting with today had the Honda pioneer 1000 that looked like a good option way more comfortable I’m not sure it would get around as good as a 50 incher like a razor etc but it looked way more comfortable and went everywhere todayDid he have tracks on it? I was looking at the new Honda Pioneer 520s. They are 50 inches for trails.Those 520’s are sweet rides. Great little two seater. Curious how they would perform with tracks being they are only a 500cc machine.
Quote from: jrebel on January 08, 2022, 08:55:51 PMQuote from: Duckslayer89 on January 08, 2022, 08:23:03 PMQuote from: idaho guy on January 08, 2022, 08:06:09 PMTowed my razor out today 😡 first time I have had too do that it was overheating. I still have never gotten it stuck. Guy I was lion hunting with today had the Honda pioneer 1000 that looked like a good option way more comfortable I’m not sure it would get around as good as a 50 incher like a razor etc but it looked way more comfortable and went everywhere todayDid he have tracks on it? I was looking at the new Honda Pioneer 520s. They are 50 inches for trails.Those 520’s are sweet rides. Great little two seater. Curious how they would perform with tracks being they are only a 500cc machine. Have you seen any? I’m calling places who say they aren’t taking any more deposits because they already have 5 people waiting and the first one scheduled to show up months out
Got to ride in a Honda 1000 on tracks this week. It definitely has quite a bit more power than my Viking 700's to power those tracks. It runs about 30mph pretty comfortably with plenty of snort if you get into the throttle. They hunted hard all week in 2 to 4 feet of snow, running it hour after hour each day, they did back up into a deep ditch and broke one of the support bolts but it got back to the truck fine and they didn't realize it was broke until the next day, when that one track looked a little out of alignment. They figure they have about 5k miles on that set of tracks, the machine itself has over 10k miles and runs like a champ. He has another machine a couple years older with over 20k and still running strong. I think a Pioneer 1000 will be my next UTV purchase.
Quote from: bearpaw on January 10, 2022, 08:33:14 PMGot to ride in a Honda 1000 on tracks this week. It definitely has quite a bit more power than my Viking 700's to power those tracks. It runs about 30mph pretty comfortably with plenty of snort if you get into the throttle. They hunted hard all week in 2 to 4 feet of snow, running it hour after hour each day, they did back up into a deep ditch and broke one of the support bolts but it got back to the truck fine and they didn't realize it was broke until the next day, when that one track looked a little out of alignment. They figure they have about 5k miles on that set of tracks, the machine itself has over 10k miles and runs like a champ. He has another machine a couple years older with over 20k and still running strong. I think a Pioneer 1000 will be my next UTV purchase.Thanks for that review Dale. Do you know what brand of tracks he had on his Honda? I love my pioneer....and am in the market for tracks. It would be a great addition to the property winter travel.