Honda does offer the Rancher without 4-wheel-drive but we feel that this is another option that is well worth the money if you plan on doing any kind of rugged off-road riding.
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We had a chance to do some winter riding in the snow with the Honda Rancher. Despite the very cold temperatures, the electronic fuel injected engine fired up first try every time |
Honda offers seven different configurations of the 2014 Honda Rancher to meet the wants / needs, as well as the budget of the consumer. Starting at $5,199 to $7,399, more than likely you can find a Honda Rancher that suits you well and is within your budget.
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Honda offers seven different configurations of the Honda Rancher 420 |
The most basic 2014 Honda Rancher features two-wheel drive with a five-speed semi-manual transmission with optional Electronic Shifting Program (ESP).
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The Honda Rancher is at home on the farm & is a great utility ATV to put use |
Another option of the Honda Rancher is TraxLock 4x4 and the Honda Rancher 4x4 ES and the Honda Rancher 4x4 Automatic DCT that comes with the option of a fully automatic transmission or (Electric Shift Program) ESP that can be changed with a flip of a switch. The Honda Rancher 4x4 ES and Honda Rancher 4x4 Automatic DCT are also available with Electronic Power Steering (EPS).
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We
had a blast testing out the redesigned
Honda Rancher 420 & we recommend it
to anyone looking for an entry level utility
ATV for work or play! |
After putting many hours on our 2014 Honda Rancher 420, we were pretty impressed with its ability both on the farm and for recreational riding. Its durability and comfortable ride make it a great entry level ATV that you can use for work or play!
