Yeah, I kinda pictured it as a great quad to go out and explore the desert with. Just put a gas can and a water jug on the racks and have a good time. It'd probably be a great one for desert racing too now that I think of it.

i still cant get past the design of it. i eish it looked a bit sportier

It's a "You have to see it in person" kind of thing I think.

hm, just like the terrain.

kind of I guess. My first thought on seeing it was "What the hell is that thing?!" It looks a lot tougher than any other quad in the shop.

yeah, its definitely one of those things you gotta see in person to get the overall feel of it.

pictures don't do it justice

Yeah they did a good job of giving it a "presence" for lack of a better term.

it doesnt matter, its only a bit of time before it becomes scratched or damaged....

I can't even imagine how much plastics for that thing would be.

my guess would be $300-$400 per piece.

dont know how many pieces it is in, i imagine 4.

who knows, may not actually be very much. some parts ofr my sled i was surprised how cheap they were. and they weren't cheaply made either.

That's one area where dirt bikes are great. Whole set of plastics minus the tank for ~$100

plastics on my busa....... $650 per side. $675 for the front and $700 for the rear.

my sled, i think $300 per side, and the top, no idea. probably lots since it has the headlight, digital guage and all that crap

funny how you pay a premium for certain things, even though it doesnt cost more to make.........

Yeah, it's the "you bought an expensive toy so you must be able to afford expensive stuff for it" tax.

I hate that crap.