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Thread: anybody got a 01, 02 foreman 450 ES?

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    anybody got a 01, 02 foreman 450 ES?

    anybody round here got a 01-02 foreman 450 es? my dad is thinkin seriously about getting one, he is just wondering what is the opinions of people that have them with the traxlok and all that good stuff. so tell me whatcha think about them!
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    My good riding buddy has a 350es. I know there not the same machine but he has nothing but good things to say about it. Same good ol' Honda reliability!
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    the '02's are the first ones to have the traxlok on them. I suggest your friendly local dealer.
    -Jeff

    "yeah! i know what you mean...i was what 5 and a half maybe it was Japan right before 3 times and I was still excited but thats ok it didnt hurt so we just spent the night later i'll finish the lawn dude" -JabberJaw

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    My friend just got a 2002 450ES. He loves it because he says it is great in the mud and for hunting. He got a huge big wheel kit on it. I would definitely get one, I is a great quad!
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    The es has a bit of a reputation though of not shifting well. I would go with the ever reliable s model, unless he has a missing left leg, and cant shift with it.
    -Jeff

    "yeah! i know what you mean...i was what 5 and a half maybe it was Japan right before 3 times and I was still excited but thats ok it didnt hurt so we just spent the night later i'll finish the lawn dude" -JabberJaw

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    I haven't read anything on the "traxlok" system...I'm assuming it is a locking differental??
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    Actually, it is just the opposite. It is almost the same thing as what polaris, but it is more sensitive on when to engage when in 4X4 mode.
    -Jeff

    "yeah! i know what you mean...i was what 5 and a half maybe it was Japan right before 3 times and I was still excited but thats ok it didnt hurt so we just spent the night later i'll finish the lawn dude" -JabberJaw

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    I understand the new 450ES can be shifted in & out of 4x4.
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    That is what the traxlok is.
    -Jeff

    "yeah! i know what you mean...i was what 5 and a half maybe it was Japan right before 3 times and I was still excited but thats ok it didnt hurt so we just spent the night later i'll finish the lawn dude" -JabberJaw

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    the 02 foremans have the same diff as the rancher/rubicons and they are pretty nice but my friends 00 model eats bearings left and right its not all that big of a deal but hey you gotta pay to play right!!

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