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| hello every one i have 3 four wheelers in mind they are honda foreman 500s 4x4, rancher 400at 4x4, or a yamaha big bear 400 4x4. mostly used for trail ridding and hunting which would be the best buy.
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| hey, i'm the guy below you with the 4x2 question. brother in law talked me out of my purchase, got lucky and ran into a '05 brute force kawasaki 750 with 52 hours. it is great. haven't put but 10 miles on it and can't tell you too many pro and cons yet. good luck!
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| the foreman s 500 which we own one is every good it is quiet and easy to control and turning is easy and will pull a fairbit but it isn't the best in mud and is kinda hard on gas but over all it is one of the best hunt quads i tried.
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| I own a 500s 4x4, a 350 Rncher 4x4 and they are the most capable machines ever! (IMO). We have taken these things through everything!
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| foreman 500 is not bad on gas i can hunt a whole day on 1 tank
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