Did you know that if you want to stand out and be different from EVERYONE, just take your KRX up into the Black Hills of South Dakota. I just spent a week up there riding, and did not see another KRX the entire time. There are SxS's everywhere up there, mainly RZR's and Yamaha's, with some Canam's thrown in as well. Not a single KRX was seen other than mine. I got a lot of looks, and drew a couple of crowds when we would stop somewhere.
You ride a fair amount of paved roads there, and that probably explains part of the reason the KRX isn't a popular machine there. Road riding sucks, and even more so in a low geared, high revving, loud KRX. Anywhere from 5-15 miles of paved road riding to connect trails, or to get back to camp, is very common. Give me a RZR or an X3 if I'm going to be running roads regularly. Thank goodness I threw in a bunch of ear plugs before we left... We did do a stretch of about 18 miles in 95 degree heat at around 50-55 mph. Belt temperature never got above 3 bars on the gauge.
The BFG KM3's handled it great. They make no more noise than the tires on your pickup make, and showed no extra wear from running the tar. Seven of the nine machines in our group were running them. (The wolverine in the pictures was a rental unit. My friend's new RZR wasn't delivered in time before the trip)
Black Hills 2021
You ride a fair amount of paved roads there, and that probably explains part of the reason the KRX isn't a popular machine there. Road riding sucks, and even more so in a low geared, high revving, loud KRX. Anywhere from 5-15 miles of paved road riding to connect trails, or to get back to camp, is very common. Give me a RZR or an X3 if I'm going to be running roads regularly. Thank goodness I threw in a bunch of ear plugs before we left... We did do a stretch of about 18 miles in 95 degree heat at around 50-55 mph. Belt temperature never got above 3 bars on the gauge.
The BFG KM3's handled it great. They make no more noise than the tires on your pickup make, and showed no extra wear from running the tar. Seven of the nine machines in our group were running them. (The wolverine in the pictures was a rental unit. My friend's new RZR wasn't delivered in time before the trip)
Black Hills 2021