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| | are theese good for:mud,trails,hills,and water??????????? |
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| | They certainly are. I took mine out for the first time to do some serious riding...not just cruising around the woods. The site we arrived to was 600 acres of woods. Over the two days we were there, 2 inches of rain fell. Needless to say, I had my Prairie in 4x4 the whole time. We climbed hills that were like glass. For having stock tires, the 360 did outstanding. Better than I thought it would. I had to pull a few friends up many of the hills. Among those I had to pull was a Raptor 660, Honda 250EX, Yamaha 200. The Prairie was made for mud trails through the woods. I only needed to be pulled out twice the whole weekend. And that was when I buried the quad in 2 1/2 feet of mud/water. The water was about an inch from the exhaust. Go Prairie!! |
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| | We have a Prairie 360 and it goes better on trails than on open road. |
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