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I drove for 3hrs to test this out ..also tried hard to get them to let me take
it up T15..nope!!!

you need to go ahead and be the first to buy and test it for us. We all know if its jerry approved it will be a good buggy.

Nice, seems the color changed!!!!! Was 22 that muddy??? Musta rained since we were up.
I see the need for some mud-blockers.........No way I could live with all that coating of mud around the engine/exhaust, worse than a RZR it looks to me.

jerry you look natural in that it was made for you

ridepate wrote:

Nice, seems the color changed!!!!! Was 22 that muddy??? Musta rained since we were up.
I see the need for some mud-blockers.........No way I could live with all that coating of mud around the engine/exhaust, worse than a RZR it looks to me.

It was a little wet, but that thing threw mud clods from the rear tires
over and in front of me the whole time.....had several other issues....

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

ridepate wrote:

Nice, seems the color changed!!!!! Was 22 that muddy??? Musta rained since we were up.
I see the need for some mud-blockers.........No way I could live with all that coating of mud around the engine/exhaust, worse than a RZR it looks to me.

.....had several other issues....

Do tell.......

AIRBORNE wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

ridepate wrote:

Nice, seems the color changed!!!!! Was 22 that muddy??? Musta rained since we were up.
I see the need for some mud-blockers.........No way I could live with all that coating of mud around the engine/exhaust, worse than a RZR it looks to me.

.....had several other issues....

Do tell.......

+1

X3

Is there a bottom to that door to fully close the door to protect you from mud and branches etc????

AIRBORNE wrote:

RZRS-EDGE wrote:

ridepate wrote:

Nice, seems the color changed!!!!! Was 22 that muddy??? Musta rained since we were up.
I see the need for some mud-blockers.........No way I could live with all that coating of mud around the engine/exhaust, worse than a RZR it looks to me.

.....had several other issues....

Do tell.......

Well...If they would have let me take it up something that required 4X4
I would give an opinion ( and if it performed good maybe bought one)
But as for issues on the course we took.
The shifter does'nt have a "catch" for each gear, going up one hill I somehow
knocked it (by barely bumping it) from high to low,tried to pull it back to high
and went to neutral, could'nt feel any indents had to look at the display to
see where I was at!
Mud all over...needs protection!
On the paved road the steering wandered!
Noise and vibrations were terrible for a new machine!
Never got to try out the 4X4!!!!
So now I'm not as interested as I was!!!!

Soooo kinda like Mama said...if you aint got nothing good to say dont say anything?? Or am I off base?

TBONE21 wrote:

Is there a bottom to that door to fully close the door to protect you from mud and branches etc????

Negative what you see is what you get, but of course how many of us have stock doors....

I too test rode the Wildcat at the jamboree. In less than one minute I had mud all over me. You can move the shifter at will when riding. There doors are really useless and only used to hold you in. the machine is long and wide and I was not impressed with the power. I did like the suspension when going over the fire breaks. I was intentionally hitting every rut and rock I could find. The looks of the machine is very unique and more like a sand rail with the tubelar frame design. you definitely have some metal around you in the event of a roll over. However, If I was in the market for a new ride, I would probably lean towards the 900XP right now.

I belive they are too long for hardcore trail riding. I think the wheelbase is pretty close to that of a RZR 4

What saftey equipment did they require to do the test ride? such as boots helments, etc. We are headed to durham town Sat , and just trying to figure out want to bring.

BAMA-S wrote:

What saftey equipment did they require to do the test ride? such as boots helments, etc. We are headed to durham town Sat , and just trying to figure out want to bring.

Helmet, goggles and gloves. They do have loaners available if you don't have your own.

Craig_C wrote:

I belive they are too long for hardcore trail riding. I think the wheelbase is pretty close to that of a RZR 4

the rzr4 is one hell of a trail machine. in some areas the rzr4 makes things look easy.

will have video to prove it soon.