What's the best 4 wheeler?
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Ummm from my experience, Honda Rincon and Yamaha Grizzley (I grew up on a ranch) Every other thing would shut down or not work. Honda is best though
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One that does not need a lot of repairs.  I suggest Hot Wheels -- good on gas and no repairs.
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First, any Haro is a GREAT bike. I own a bike shop and haro's are hard to get because people always buy them. they can easily be upgraded.If you are looking for a flatland freestyle bike, go check out www.flatlandfuel.com. The KHE, KGB, and DK's anre good, but the best beginner bike is the DK signal. For your purposes, the Nyquist 3 is a great choice.
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Honda, they are the most reliable thing you can buy. My family has a 48 year old Honda dirt bike that my grandfather gave to us. The engine just recently seized, but my brother says he will probably be able to fix it, he's good with engines. My brother's neighbor has a Honda CRF250 2-Stroke and he said that it was one of the best (and fastest) bikes he has ever ridden.\n\nSo I would go with Honda no matter what you buy, especially dirt bikes!
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My other 1/2 is a workaholic, reliable, & frugal.\n\nI guess I would have to say a Ford F250 van.
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The Bugatti Veyron...1000 horsepower...!!\nhttp://www.cnn.com/2005/AUTOS/funonwheels/09/16/bugatti_veyron/index.html
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A 2-stroke is a simplier engine with fewer moving parts.  A two stroke is a higher revving engine, which also means engine parts need to be replaced more often, like pistions and rings.  A four stroke creates more usable power and you're able to lug and engine down more.  I've have two 2-stroke motocross motorcycles then switched to a 4-stroke.  I've never go back to a 2-stroke.  A four stroke is easier to ride and has a better power band.  Also my tires, chain, sprockets last longer.  Along with not having to replace the piston and rings all the time.  It's cheaper in the long run.  4-strokes are also more fuel efficient and don't produce as much smog.  Another post stated a lawn mower is a 2-stroke, that is wrong.  Lawnmowers are 4 strokes.  Leaf blowers and  weed eaters are usually 2-stroke since 2-stroke engines are lighter and you have to carry those items around to use them.
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I would have to say Summit if your looking for engine proformance or if your looking for body accessories and stuff you  can get a JC Whitney mag i thing they would be  your biggest dist
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The one that is dependable, getting me from point A to point B.\n\nWith the price of gas good gas mileage would be a plus.
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I think Glamour is within that range, and with Hero Honda you need not worry about reliability. Then there is of course Pulsar. I myself have a Star City( only Rs.39000 ), so I dunno much about costly bikes.
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Go tall it not only gives you more low end torque but adds horses in the entire power band. Not to mention if you get one thats ported it helps atomize the air/fuel mixture giving you better efficiency and power.
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try the new kawasaki 5 speed. lots of gears, great bike, made in four stroke, green, looks like a perfect match, (try fmf pipes i have heard alot about those) if you can ride it year round try a ktm they are really reliable, they won the ERZBERG RODEO google it if you don't know what it is. they can stand alot of abuse
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Dihatsu .2 liter weedeater XP90, yea she runs on a 20:1 gas/oil ratio, got her up to 26 mph going down hill, shes pretty sweet, Id take u off the line, but I think you have me top end, get a life\n\n--truth is son, I run a new gsxr750, it does 188mph 600 from redline, but any retard can go in a straight line and mash the pedal, but, where technique really counts is in the mountains and on the twists, in which case son, you would be eaten alive, and guess what, i spent 60000 less than you...now whos the tard? hahaha
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it depends on what your doing mountain sled.  i like the skidoo's for being light, the polaris for handling, and the yamaha for going fast as hell and the arctic cat only goes up hill well.
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Porche Carerra Gt,Hummer,Ferrari Stratos.A motorcycle would be totally awsome too...Harley,Ducati....
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Can't go wrong with a Honda. They are a bit more $$ but they last forever and you can't kill em. But stay away from the electric shift option on some of them. Just get the normal shifter. The quad with less gadgets and do-dads the better. Less thing to possibly give you a headache someday.
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Jeep...the best way to go....on road and OFF road!