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2009′s Top Three ATVs
11th July 2009
More and more people are getting ATVs not because of the extreme ride they provide. ATVs are now used to serve other purposes such as a leisure drive downtown or a quick trip to the grocery store to do some errands. Golf cars are also facing stiff competition in ATVs. Simply put, the ATV is becoming a part of the modern way of living.
If you are thinking of jumping in to the ATV bandwagon, chances are you are thinking about the hottest ATV models out there. This list is a rundown of the three current best ATV models in the market today. These quad bikes are the wet dreams of every ATV enthusiasts.
Polaris Ranger RZR 170 – Polaris Motors has always produced high end ATVs since they began in the business. And the Polaris Ranger RZR 170 is clearly no exception to the company’s tradition of making top quality quad bikes.
Its genuine and state-of-the-art parts guarantee a stellar performance and comfortable ride. This red-and-black model has topped most ATV review websites; leaving 9 out of 10 customers very much satisfied. Although it will cost you around $ 4,000, the durability and eminence of this quad bike will surely make up for it.
Arctic Cat 90 SE -Ranked among the elite makers of ATVs, the Arctic Motor Company has produced a long line of top class ATVs for years. Their recent model, the Arctic Cat 90 SE is not just a mere addition to the list. Designed for comfortable ride yet unparalleled performance, the Arctic Cat 90 SE is also a hot ATV due to its fairly low price.
It is astronomically cost effective than the Polaris Ranger RZR 170, usually around $ 2,600.00. Now, thats both hot and money-sensitive.
Honda TRX 450R – Rounding up the 3 hottest ATVs in town is the TRX 450R by the satisfaction-oriented Honda Motors. As tough as its lustrous black color, Honda TRX 450R is best for ATV racing and motor cross because of its strong built and structure.
Its parts and joints are as flexible as they are strong. To top it all, it has an electric start unlike all other quad bikes. If you want this, you better prepare to shell some cash because its going to cost you around $ 7,500.00. The overall performance from this quad bike will tell you the price is worth every penny.
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