#1 2011-06-05 06:06:30

wolverine

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From: cochranton, pa

Registered: 2010-08-19

Posts: 24

Re: Has anyone heard anything about this?

Some guys i know used to race for kymco, and they say the kymco uxv 500  side x side is a good trail runner, but not a good racer, and that they are priced really well. That i can believe, but has anyone heard anything else about the reliability, or parts availability? We have a big honda dealer about an hour from here that sells them, but i'd like to have some more input befor i deal with a sales man's line of bull. Dirt tracks tv show liked it, and the honda dealer has them for $6799 brand new, but i'm really not sure, all i need is something that isn't bigger than my ford explorer , that i can take on trail rides, and do some yard work, or haul a deer out with. I know it's not one of the big brands, but i'm still against spending $10,000 or more on something thats going to spend all it's time in the trees, dirt, and mud. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Fasttrax

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From: West Jordan, Utah

Registered: 2007-06-20

Posts: 897

Re: Has anyone heard anything about this?

Some guys i know used to race for kymco, and they say the kymco uxv 500  side x side is a good trail runner, but not a good racer, and that they are priced really well. That i can believe, but has anyone heard anything else about the reliability, or parts availability? We have a big honda dealer about an hour from here that sells them, but i'd like to have some more input befor i deal with a sales man's line of bull. Dirt tracks tv show liked it, and the honda dealer has them for $6799 brand new, but i'm really not sure, all i need is something that isn't bigger than my ford explorer , that i can take on trail rides, and do some yard work, or haul a deer out with. I know it's not one of the big brands, but i'm still against spending $10,000 or more on something thats going to spend all it's time in the trees, dirt, and mud. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Is reliability important? I don't know of any dealers here in Utah that have parts for the kymco machines. The Polaris, yamaha can almost be repaired quickly but do cost slightly more. Shop around for used machines that has extended warranties that can be transferred then you will also have peace of mind too.

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wolverine

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From: cochranton, pa

Registered: 2010-08-19

Posts: 24

Re: Has anyone heard anything about this?

Thanks, i have been checking all my options, and hoping to find a deal i can swing soon.