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99 Prairie 400 with 27" ITP tires. Bought new in 99 and has only been in the shop 1 time for a recall. It's has been a great ATV!

 

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Here's some of my past and present atv's...just a sampling, have had like a dozen racing and 4wd atv's

 

199 Yamaha Banshee(s), one with mods, one stock

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2001 Yamaha Raptor 660 with bunch of mods including Mr. Turbo turbo kit

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2000 Yamaha Banshee with mods

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2008 Polaris 500 with only couple hundred miles

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2006 Arctic Cat 400 with plow

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2007 Arctic Cat 500 with plow and trailer

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2008 Suzuki LT-R450 triple mint with factory racing bolt-ons (FOR SALE)

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Also have had newer Arctic Cat 400/500/700/MudPro 4wd's, several Yamaha Banshee, 2008 Can Am 400XT, 2012 Arctic Cat 450 4wd Camo, even back to my old days of factory original 1987 honda TRX 250R and 1990 Suzuki Quadsport 250S. Just upgraded kids Kazuma Meerkat 50 - use to be Kazuma dealer. Have been around the old 2 stroke racers to the new 4 stroke racers and 4wd models. I'm definitely converted to 4 stroke EFI.

 

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Two Kawasaki Brute Force 750s. Left one is a 2012, right one is a 2011.

 

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Wish they did the older style brute body and front clip with the updates of the new one. Almost got a new brute last year but settled on an Outty 1000XT for only a 1k more which was well worth it

 

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This was my 2008 700R.

 

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This is my new 2014 700R that I picked up on Saturday.

 

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Tbh I like the look of the 08 better. That's just my .02 though
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Tbh I like the look of the 08 better. That's just my .02 though

I thought I did too, but now I'm not so sure. I think the white on the new one over the black on the old one is swaying my decision though. I never really cared for the black on my 08.

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I thought I did too, but now I'm not so sure. I think the white on the new one over the black on the old one is swaying my decision though. I never really cared for the black on my 08.

I like the blue control arms and contrast with the black plastic
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I like the blue control arms and contrast with the black plastic

I did like the blue control arms. I like the hood style better on the 08, but I like the color style of the 14 better. The dealer had a front bumper, foot rests, and foot rest extenders off of a 700R SE on the one I bought. Freakin $380 in parts. Some of the reason I bought it there, plus they were the cheapest.

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