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| | Can a heavy person ride this? |
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| I am 6'-2" and I weigh in at 285, I have taken my KFX 700 out twice, I love this Quad, I just feel like there is so much untapped pontetial in the engine. To answer you question, as heavy as I am, this quad is perfect, my back never hurst after a long ride, and the bike is not bogged down at all by my weight. Hope this helps.
Chris Cunningham |
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| To answer your question even further than Chris did, I weighed 365 when I first got mine. Not a bit of problems. Nothing but fun. I know weigh 280 and the bike has gotten faster. I wonder why. Oh yeah, I am 6'1. So go get your Vforce
DMac377 |
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| Yes, I'm 230lbs 6'2". I've heard of people close to 300lbs saying it has plenty of power, and it does. Due to it's heftyness I would say it favors the heavier rider than the under 170 crowd.
Richard Stahlheber |
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| | Thats what this bad boy was made for, heavier guys that cant handle aggressive shifting who still want to tear up some sand ! |
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