Really impressed with how quiet the chassis is compared to other machines on the market. Don't hear any rattling or clunks, even as it goes over bumps and dips.
Careful, when manufactures organize events for publications to test their products, sometimes they don't reflect what consumers will be getting. Sometimes these opportunities are used to gain social proof before launchReally impressed with how quiet the chassis is compared to other machines on the market. Don't hear any rattling or clunks, even as it goes over bumps and dips.
I have a heavy foot and the YXZ1000R goes hard off the line, but the RZR has its perks too. It comes down to what you personally want and on that point, what do you want from a side by side?The R did seem to be a bit more smooth through the whoops, but more people will probably lean to the X for regular trail riding. Now we just need to get some heads up comparisons to the YXZ and RZR.