If history is an indication of what's to come I'd say this Honda will be tested
After 20 to 25 hours Chadbo
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If history is an indication of what's to come I'd say this Honda will be tested
While I don't know for sure, I have a sneaking suspension that the engineers/marketing/sales group is in it for the job like I am with my job. I don't do the things I do at work except when I am at work. They probably aren't offroad enthusiasts and when they get off work, they go home and have other hobbies so some of the things that are "obvious" to people who are really into off road driving don't occur to them.
As long as they get the clutch system figured out and Honda solid... everything else is gravy! I see the appeal to the I-4wd for certain situations but I'm sure glad they didn't do away with the manual locking front diff on all model PK's! And they sure as s*** knocked the ball out of the park with the rear seats in the bed!!!Crow I think there are a few small points you may have over looked.
Like the limited slip diff in the front of the Rincon.
Yes its "open " but tap the front brake and it transfers significant torque to the side with traction.
But it takes some level of skill to get the most out of it.
(Insert random youtube vid)
So I propose an alternate theory.
Maybe the engineers at Honda know something about off road.
So they design vehicles that, with skill work quite well.
I could imagine thease engineers showing up at the take over with a p500 and hanging with the p1k's.
Or bringing a p1K-LE and flying like the wind.
I would love to claim I had thease driving skills but after the take over there are too many members that would jump in and say it was my wife that has the mad driving skills.
Yea, I would like to see them keep up with me with my Elkas, with there there Foxes in the rocks and sway barsCrow I think there are a few small points you may have over looked.
Like the limited slip diff in the front of the Rincon.
Yes its "open " but tap the front brake and it transfers significant torque to the side with traction.
But it takes some level of skill to get the most out of it.
(Insert random youtube vid)
So I propose an alternate theory.
Maybe the engineers at Honda know something about off road.
So they design vehicles that, with skill work quite well.
I could imagine thease engineers showing up at the take over with a p500 and hanging with the p1k's.
Or bringing a p1K-LE and flying like the wind.
I would love to claim I had thease driving skills but after the take over there are too many members that would jump in and say it was my wife that has the mad driving skills.
Crow I think there are a few small points you may have over looked.
Like the limited slip diff in the front of the Rincon.
Yes its "open " but tap the front brake and it transfers significant torque to the side with traction.
But it takes some level of skill to get the most out of it.
(Insert random youtube vid)
So I propose an alternate theory.
Maybe the engineers at Honda know something about off road.
So they design vehicles that, with skill work quite well.
I could imagine thease engineers showing up at the take over with a p500 and hanging with the p1k's.
Or bringing a p1K-LE and flying like the wind.
I would love to claim I had thease driving skills but after the take over there are too many members that would jump in and say it was my wife that has the mad driving skills.
Welcome @Pep89After 20 to 25 hours Chadbo
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Your wife is def a better drive than you...now its on the internet so it has to be true.Crow I think there are a few small points you may have over looked.
Like the limited slip diff in the front of the Rincon.
Yes its "open " but tap the front brake and it transfers significant torque to the side with traction.
But it takes some level of skill to get the most out of it.
(Insert random youtube vid)
So I propose an alternate theory.
Maybe the engineers at Honda know something about off road.
So they design vehicles that, with skill work quite well.
I could imagine thease engineers showing up at the take over with a p500 and hanging with the p1k's.
Or bringing a p1K-LE and flying like the wind.
I would love to claim I had thease driving skills but after the take over there are too many members that would jump in and say it was my wife that has the mad driving skills.
First WELCOME! A lot of great people here with a lot of knowledge, I just tag along for the ride! Good to hear you are enjoying your Pioneer, I sure like ours! Sure can get a lot of $ tied up in mods/accessories though? We love pictures!I've got a 2017 1000-5 LE. My riding buddy has a 2016 1000-5 deluxe. We have both been able to go anywhere we've wanted. I was hesitant about the I-4wd myself at first but after putting about 800 miles on my rig, I have zero complaints. I even hauled my whole cow elk out last season (about 700lbs) up some steep, nasty, muddy trails and made it without a single issue. I cant say enough good things about these machines.
First WELCOME! A lot of great people here with a lot of knowledge, I just tag along for the ride! Good to hear you are enjoying your Pioneer, I sure like ours! Sure can get a lot of $ tied up in mods/accessories though? We love pictures!
The 4 Plys got to go, right away! Have you got good skids, that would be the next item on my list, if you don't already have them.Yeah, I've already sunk a few too many $ into her. Especially if you ask my wife!! Not really a fan of the stock tires. They dont hold up well in the terrain I mostly ride in. So I bought a new set of wheels and tires right away.
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Yeah, she's got full aluminum skids. Added a roof, 4500# winch, poly windshield, rear bumper and a ton of lights right off the bat. Kept a few items from my previous utv.The 4 Plys got to go, right away! Have you got good skids, that would be the next item on my list, if you don't already have them.
More pictures please, I have my drool towel handy!Yeah, she's got full aluminum skids. Added a roof, 4500# winch, poly windshield, rear bumper and a ton of lights right off the bat. Kept a few items from my previous utv.
I'll have to go get a new drool towel now!
NICE RIDE!I'll have to go get a new drool towel now!