700 or 1000?

[Rhelton10]

I bet I already know the answer to this question but before I make a purchase, I’m going to ask anyway: anyone buy a 1000-5 and regret not getting a 700-4 instead? Or buy a 700-4 and regret not getting the 1000-5?

I’m ready to make a purchase and thought I had landed on a 700-4 but now I’m starting to wonder if I shouldn’t just go ahead and get the 1000-5. Power isn’t as big a deal as mine will be for light farm use and riding around our property but after sitting in both today, I do like the extra leg room in the front and back of the 1000. Just seems like such an overkill for our use.

 

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[03mossy]

If you have the money get the 1000. And I am saying this as a happy 700-4 owner. We have had almost 5 years of trouble free use out of ours but I do wish I had got the 1000. When I bought mine that extra $3,000 for the 1000 was a deal breaker.

 

[NorthernJoe]

I bet I already know the answer to this question but before I make a purchase, I’m going to ask anyway: anyone buy a 1000-5 and regret not getting a 700-4 instead? Or buy a 700-4 and regret not getting the 1000-5?

I’m ready to make a purchase and thought I had landed on a 700-4 but now I’m starting to wonder if I shouldn’t just go ahead and get the 1000-5. Power isn’t as big a deal as mine will be for light farm use and riding around our property but after sitting in both today, I do like the extra leg room in the front and back of the 1000. Just seems like such an overkill for our use.

Don't overthink it! 700cc single with a 3 speed transmission vs 1000cc twin with a 6 speed dual clutch and a high/low range
I bought a 700-4, had it for 1 year before I upgraded to a 1000-5 Quieter, stronger, better ride. Too many plus's to list

 

[ChadD]

I wondered same thing after I purchased my 1000-5. Then rode in the 700-4 we have for work. I feel much better about my purchase. 😎. I gave my coworker a ride in mine and he asked our boss if he even drove them before he purchased the 700 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣