Had a good day riding yesterday. Stuck in the snow once as the snow got soft fast with the warmer weather.
Nice pics! Looks like y'all had fun.
I see you have owned 2013, 2014, and 2015 rzrs. I'm wondering what you think about the comparison between the Pioneer and the rzrs. Pros, cons - just honest stuff. I like both and was trying to decide between a rzr 1000-4 and the P1000-5 - length and turn radius ended up steering me towards the Honda.
Thanks,
Waylan
I see you have owned 2013, 2014, and 2015 rzrs. I'm wondering what you think about the comparison between the Pioneer and the rzrs. Pros, cons - just honest stuff. I like both and was trying to decide between a rzr 1000-4 and the P1000-5 - length and turn radius ended up steering me towards the Honda.
Thanks,
Waylan
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I have had a couple rzrs as well and really liked them. I now have the P31K and impressed at how smooth and quiet it is. Not a quick as the rzrs, (probly quicker then my old 800 though) but a lot more useful. I love offroad motorsoprts and will probly some day own another rzr..... But my pioneer is awesome in the few months I have owned it.
RZR's are nice sport machines and like them fine my main problems are with Polaris warranty. My 1st SXS was a Honda Big Red and have missed the transmission soooo much and I need more room to haul things so when I saw the 1000 Honda I was sold. Never did like a belt machine and in snow the Honda is superior in traction to the Polaris products. Yesterday the RZR with be got stuck in the soft snow and I was able to drive around him and pull him out. I think where you can lock all 4 wheels + the smooth transmission makes it superior in snow. I do think in snow with the Honda you need to run in manual mode and use the paddle shifter as it shifing all the time otherwise. Reverse also needs low range if pulling a trailer or backing up hills alot.