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So what quad do you ride and why .

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So what quad do you ride in Thailand and why ?

I ride a yammy grizz 700 , because I love it .Awsome power.

I don't drive any. They are not road legal so no insurance. Any accident you are involved in, you pay, no thanks.

If I was living waaay out in the sticks on a farm, I would consider one but for Pattaya area, again no thanks.

Have got a cheapo Konick spark 125 for flogging around the dirt roads around where I live and use it to move sacks of rice and any thing thats too heavy and awkward on the FIL's Wave, have moded the rear suspension but very handy to have.

The police turn a blind eye if the user is disabled, for anyone else it's only a matter of time...........

IN Canada - a King Quad, in Thailand - not not legal and a decent quad here costs an arm and a leg.

I use my Suzuki King Quad primarily as a utility vehicle. I have a bucket for it and use it to move dirt, gravel and manure. I use it to haul logs and brush. I have a ATV mounted 100 liter sprayer I use for weed control. Also have a winch and trailer hitch (which I use for hauling a utility trailer).

You can trailer it for offroad riding and it is perfectly legal. there are miles and miles of mountain dirt roads in the north. Admittedly, I have never done it simply because I have not had time. I used to live in Alaska and one of my greatest loves was getting into uncharted back country on my King Quad. With two guys, and two King Quads with winches, we could go just about anywhere.

Yes, ATV's are expensive here and I have never seen a Suzuki. But having ridden many ATV's, I am convinced that the King Quads are the toughest and most versatile ATV's out there. That's why I bought mine in Oregon (no sales tax) and imported it myself. There are no 100% vehicle import fees because it is not street legal, so not being street legal is a benefit for me. Importing it cost me quite a bit less that it would have cost to buy one of the imported Polarises offered here.

I got a Polaris xp900 sxs

And a cfmoto x8 atv

Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect Thailand

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