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for as much as the can am costs kawi could build an aluminum frame 4by4 v force that had less wieght more reliability and be more afordable.But there is'nt a market big enough yet to sustain such an endevor.
I loved my v force and at times miss the power and quickness but the one thing I don't miss is feeleing like I was hit by a train after a 70 mile trail ride. Very fun quad but it wears you down, I love how I feel when I get off the Grizz(ready for 70 more miles). That was never the case with the V Force.
I loved my v force and at times miss the power and quickness but the one thing I don't miss is feeleing like I was hit by a train after a 70 mile trail ride. Very fun quad but it wears you down, I love how I feel when I get off the Grizz(ready for 70 more miles). That was never the case with the V Force.
I know exactly what you mean. When I climb off my V-force onto my grizzly it's like going from a Willys jeep and getting in an Escalade.
I believe that kawi or yama has the technology and the resorces to build such a machine but this market is very fragile and I think they cant risk putting the time in r&d and manufactuing costs right now to justify competing with such a small corner of the market.
I have a solution!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just buy two quads.
I tried that for a while when I decided to keep the V force when I bought the grizzly but I fouynd myself almost always opting to take the Grizzly out rather that the V Force .
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