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My New Yamaha ATV


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I know it's not as fancy as some of the other ones here, but I'm still happy to have it. :seeya:

 

It's a 2004 Yamaha Bruin 350 2wd, 3 year extended warranty, Automatic Transmission, and 2000lb Superwinch.

 

My last recreational vehicle was a 1993 Honda Nighthawk 750, so it's kind of weird being able to get dirty again. :cheers:

 

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Looks Great!!!

 

Since you started it I will post a pic of my new ATV. This is the only pic I have, and it is from the day after I drove it out of the showroom!!! It is an Arctic Cat 400i, 4x4, Auto, 2500lbs WARN, Rhino Lined racks and floorboards.

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Looks Great!!!

 

Since you started it I will post a pic of my new ATV. This is the only pic I have, and it is from the day after I drove it out of the showroom!!! It is an Arctic Cat 400i, 4x4, Auto, 2500lbs WARN, Rhino Lined racks and floorboards.

I bet that thing is a beast! One of my neighbors has an Artic cat similar to yours, and he works that thing hard... Good stuff!

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You wont have any problems with yours though. I have been riding for over 15 years and this is the very first 4x4 I have had. Before this I had a Kawasaki Prairie 300, auto, 2wd (Pictued in front of my cat) and I could go everywhere the 4x4 guys went, except the mud but I had a winch on their too. I am sure you will enjoy being in the dirt again!!!

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You wont have any problems with yours though. I have been riding for over 15 years and this is the very first 4x4 I have had. Before this I had a Kawasaki Prairie 300, auto, 2wd (Pictued in front of my cat) and I could go everywhere the 4x4 guys went, except the mud but I had a winch on their too. I am sure you will enjoy being in the dirt again!!!

How'd you like your Kawasaki? My friend's dad is thinkin about getting the Prairie 700 4x4.

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The 700 is really quick, kinda scarey!!! The Prairies are really soft IMO, a great feature for those all day rides, but since I have had my Arctic Cat with alot stiffer ride, I cant get comfortable on a Prairie again. Overall its a great ATV like many ATVs. All of them have their advantages and disadvantages!

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