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Thread: Rubicon vs. Sportsman 500 H.O.

  1. #11
    Join Date
    Jan 2005
    Location
    Oregon
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    26
    I've got a 04 Sportsman 500 H.O. and it seems to hold it's own in the mud and on the trail. They are a bit heavy (700 lbs), but i'm only 120lbs and i can throw the bike around no problem. The bike rides awesome, four wheel drive works great. I've topped mine out at 70 mph on a gravel road. I'm not saying anything bad about Honda's cuz i know a lot of people that have them and i like them a lot...but i love my sportsman
    Loonafide Racing

  2. #12
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Wisconsin
    Posts
    9
    i may only be 16 but i have driven a sportsman 500 H.O., a sportsman 400, a honda rincon, and i think that the 500 H.O. is one of the best for mud becuz of its ground clearence but my uncle had problems with his and i did not like the independant suspension for pulling cuz we used it on the farm alot and the independant rear suspension is not good for pulling. the honda is a good all round machine and if you want it to last get the honda, but suzuki makes a 400 4x4 QuadRunner called Eiger Quadrunner and i have driven them they are light weight and are great for mudding and they can pull a lot too.

  3. #13
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    Nov 2004
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    VA, Lovettsville
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    437
    Yes sirreee honda all the way more reliable
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