FS: 2008 Honda Rancher 420 4x2

I need to sell my four wheeler I don't ride it enough to justify it sitting in my garage. It has less than 40 hours on the engine, like I said I don't ride enough. It's never been flipped, wrecked, or rode hard. I just replaced the spark plug and I'm about to change the oil in it before I sell it. This thing is very clean! It will also come with a full tank of gas

Here's some info on it:
420cc liquid cooled engine
Fuel injected
5 speed manual, foot shift
Maxxis tires, great condition

It fits great in the short bed tacomas. The tires sit right on the edge of the bed and tailgate.

Feel free to PM me any questions or post them here. I'm asking $3,600 OBO

 

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I have the 4wd version and have put it thru He_ _, still runs great.

 

Thanks, yeh I love this thing! Just don't have the time for it anymore.

 

Nice bike and good luck with the sale. I'm in the market for a Honda 4x4. Any words of advice?

 

Bump for you, I've got a blue 2x4 auto, and I've been to Moab quite a few times with it, and it goes just about everywhere a 4x4 ATV goes.

 

I'm sure it would but it may not get out of a jam as a 4x4 would.

 

While I'm sure that's true, I've had a four wheeler ever since I was about 8. I've rode through all kinds of terrain, and I have never NEEDED a 4x4. Sure it would have helped but it wasn't required to get out. The only situation this one is hindered in is mud, but these tires actually do very well in it.

 

Buy used, they rip you off at the Honda dealer. You don't really need anything bigger than a 400cc. This one has plenty of power.

 

Are you sure. Why do some people buy 680cc and 700cc Rincon's then?

 

Are you gonna use it on a farm? Pulling attachments and etc?...

If not, no need for anything bigger really. If your riding trails 400cc is enough power to get you anywhere. Plus it's not as bulky and easier to maneuver imo.

When I was younger my dad got me a Kawasaki Bayou, 220cc's, I rode the piss out of that thing and it had enough power to climb most trails around here.

 

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