Thread: Quad Bikes What to look for

Originally Posted by Spanners

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Ok, one on each side of a LS3 then.

I have had a few quads, kawasaki bayou, Suzuki Vinson, and the 300 king quad. Just remember the engine in the king quad is mounted more to the rear so you need to be careful on steep uphills. They flip over real easy My vinson was the best being auto, when in park it puts a pin through the diff drive and it is rock solid on hills. The kawasaki was just a great all rounder and went every where, towed a few quads outa some really swampy areas when I had Gator tyres on the beastie If the king quad checks out ok then it should do the job for ya, just watch those uphills.

Originally Posted by kiwishoota

I have had a few quads, kawasaki bayou, Suzuki Vinson, and the 300 king quad. Just remember the engine in the king quad is mounted more to the rear so you need to be careful on steep uphills. They flip over real easy My vinson was the best being auto, when in park it puts a pin through the diff drive and it is rock solid on hills. The kawasaki was just a great all rounder and went every where, towed a few quads outa some really swampy areas when I had Gator tyres on the beastie If the king quad checks out ok then it should do the job for ya, just watch those uphills.

Cheers Kiwishoota

Dont plan on any serious hill climbing but you never know.

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

Ok, one on each side of a LS3 then.

Biggest bike ive ever ridden was powered by an LS3 vette - 400 hp nice ride just roll the throttle on smooth or fight the engine torque haha..