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| | I don't understand what 2/4 WD means under "final drive." Other manufacturers reference this information under "transmission." So, my question is, is this machine shaft drive, chain drive, or what? |
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| There's a belt that runs from the engine to the tranny, then shafts go to the front and rear differentials.
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| A friend of mine just bought this bike, it is shaft drive front and rear and 2/4WD probably refers to the fact that it can be shifted from 4wd to 2wd with the push of a button. It also has a front diff lock lever. Great for mud and snow if you get yourself in a spot.
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| Its shaft drive, with a 2wd/4wd + diff lock
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