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Hello everyone,


I'm doing a study on the side-by-side/UTV market and I'm interested in your opinions. It's extremely quick and anonymous and I’d be happy to share the results with the community.


Also, as a small token of my appreciation I will be having a drawing among respondents for a $50 VISA giftcard for those interested. It's not much but the most I can offer as a one person team.




The research isn't for any of these companies, I am just curious to see the opinion of the brands and new models. Thank you very much for your help!

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I started off with the Kawasaki 100 dirt bikes; had a ball with them. Went to their 4wheelers (250); ; grandkids did them in but it took 11years. Wanted something to haul stuff around. Kawa was $700 cheaper and came with a 3 year warranty. Tome it was simple Math. 

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