Jones Off Road

[FullAuto]

And is it just me or are the front tires on the camo Cam Am on backwards?

 

[Bootleggn]

I've bought 2 ATVs from Jones in the past. I've been considering a Polaris Sportsman XP 850 w/ EPS or maybe a big Can Am. I don't know much about the Can Ams though. I wonder they compare in performance and price.

The 1000 has more hp than any others in its class. I've ridden practically all the new models, and hands down the Canam was the top performer. Though I believe they may be one of the most pricey atv's as well.

 

[Bootleggn]

And is it just me or are the front tires on the camo Cam Am on backwards?

They were in that pic, long story......

 

[FullAuto]

The 1000 has more hp than any others in its class. I've ridden practically all the new models, and hands down the Canam was the top performer. Though I believe they may be one of the most pricey atv's as well.

I had an '05 Polaris 800 and my friend still has an '08 Polaris 800 that is stored in my shop. We've had them up to ~65mph going down Reno in MWC and in grass from a dead stop, they will/would stand up on you with ease. I'm not sure I really need more power. I want comfort. How much are the big Cam Ams. I think the Polaris 800 w/ EPS is around $10k.

 

[Bootleggn]

I had an '05 Polaris 800 and my friend still has an '08 Polaris 800 that is stored in my shop. We've had them up to ~65mph going down Reno in MWC and in grass from a dead stop, they will/would stand up on you with ease. I'm not sure I really need more power. I want comfort. How much are the big Cam Ams. I think the Polaris 800 w/ EPS is around $10k.

This one will definitely stand up w/ ease. They're going in-between $11,949 and about $14,500.

 

[Okieyote]

Soonerwings,

My wife's son-in-law is the Manager at Jones Off Road. I'll pass on your post to him.

 

[soonerwings]

Soonerwings,

My wife's son-in-law is the Manager at Jones Off Road. I'll pass on your post to him.

Thanks! They were more than patient with a ton of "dumb new guy" questions and didn't play any Mickey Mouse games with the prices. It was much appreciated.

 

[n423]

WOW...ATV's have come a long way in the last few years. Nice rig

 

[soonerwings]

WOW...ATV's have come a long way in the last few years. Nice rig

Thanks! I'm still getting accustomed to it. I usually lose my nerve somewhere around 40-45 mph.

 

[KYLE_B]

It's been awhile since I've ridden any ATV's. Would a utility or sport ATV be better for the riding areas around OKC? I used to go to the old Draper riding area before they moved it and sport ATVs were perfect. I'm assuming a utility would be better for the river.