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Personally, I think that the Suzuki 700 King Quad is the best value of any utility.[/b]
I think the Cats are better mudders, but I think the KQ would be a better trail performer. I think their 700 engine is the best and smoothest large single banger on the market. All depends on the buyer's intentions I guess, but if he's stuck on a Suzuki, the KQ would be the way to go even with the extra cost IMO.This is just my opinion but I went out for a ride on the weekend with a bunch of guys and lots of different machines. One guy had the 700 KQ with a module and HMF exhaust. We were continually pulling him out all day. The quad had lots of power but no ground clearance compared to my 700 AC. There was also a Honda Rincon and Foreman, a Grizzly, and a H1. I was pulling these guys out quite a bit through the snow. Most times its nice to have a front and rear winch but can be a pain when you are continually hooking up to other machines to pull them out.
Mitch[/b]
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mitchman @ Feb 21 2007, 04:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I think the Cats are better mudders, but I think the KQ would be a better trail performer. I think their 700 engine is the best and smoothest large single banger on the market. All depends on the buyer's intentions I guess, but if he's stuck on a Suzuki, the KQ would be the way to go even with the extra cost IMO.This is just my opinion but I went out for a ride on the weekend with a bunch of guys and lots of different machines. One guy had the 700 KQ with a module and HMF exhaust. We were continually pulling him out all day. The quad had lots of power but no ground clearance compared to my 700 AC. There was also a Honda Rincon and Foreman, a Grizzly, and a H1. I was pulling these guys out quite a bit through the snow. Most times its nice to have a front and rear winch but can be a pain when you are continually hooking up to other machines to pull them out.
Mitch[/b]