Re: 4 Wheeler forum similar to Iboats?
The biggest reason (IMHO) to avoid Polaris is the belt-drive. What happens when your drive-belt(s) get wet? You call your buddies with the Hondas and Suzukis to come pull you.
I worked at a Honda dealership for a few years and saw pretty much the same things that were mentioned above with regard to different brands and their inherent problems.
My personal preference is Honda, but that's only because my first bike was a Honda. Second to that is Suzuki, but I own a couple of those as well and beat the crap out of them just as hard as I do my Hondas and have just as much confidence in their reliability.
You won't go wrong, just maintain it like you would any other machine and you'll be good. They're not at all difficult to work on for someone with mechanical inclination.
The biggest reason (IMHO) to avoid Polaris is the belt-drive. What happens when your drive-belt(s) get wet? You call your buddies with the Hondas and Suzukis to come pull you.
I worked at a Honda dealership for a few years and saw pretty much the same things that were mentioned above with regard to different brands and their inherent problems.
My personal preference is Honda, but that's only because my first bike was a Honda. Second to that is Suzuki, but I own a couple of those as well and beat the crap out of them just as hard as I do my Hondas and have just as much confidence in their reliability.
You won't go wrong, just maintain it like you would any other machine and you'll be good. They're not at all difficult to work on for someone with mechanical inclination.