rzr xp

whitelightingxp · 2011-02-28 19:23:34

hey guys im new to the site just wondering if i can get some opions i may be too late but im going tommarow to buy a new xp i live in alabama and we no width restriictions on trails i was wondering if this is going to be a good trail machine as far as hilly trails and rocks i would appreciate your imput

ghostriderr6 · 2011-03-01 05:11:33

I would think so, if not I'll take it.

slc1lxn · 2011-03-01 12:07:52

It will be an awesome trail/desert/dune machine. Might not be the best machine for Extreme rock crawlin like we have out west in Moab because of the trailing arm suspension(time will tail). I understand its a pretty high performance machine with a great suspension right off the show room floor.

Brad777 · 2011-03-01 12:48:47

It won King of the Hammers. This speaks volumes if you've seen any of the video footage. To get more input, look up 'FJK' on RZRForums.net. He was one of the first to get an XP and has accumulated a lot of hours in it in various terrains. Additionally, seems that there are a bunch of folks in the midwest that are testing it on the trails and seem to like it too. However, being 64" wide it will have it's limitations. On the other hand, it should do great everywhere else. Time will surely tell all.

whitelightingxp · 2011-03-01 20:15:39

thanks for the input pick it up today around lunch the thing will fly won't have any power issues just hope it does great on hills etc. like yall said only time will tell i will test mine in april at winrock at the spring jamboree let yall know then

MR. KRYPTONITE · 2011-03-01 22:36:06

Keep us posted how you like it! Pix?

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