[JPWarrior]

I've been an avid motorcycle rider/owner for years but life changes and sometimes you find yourself in a position to pull the trigger on a 35+ year old desire. Even though this platform is a year old (barely) ,and the SxS market relatively new when compared to the Quad and trike market that was the new thing when I was a wee young lad, I finally crossed off a bucket list item. Purchased March 7th. Had to rent a U-haul car hauler to get it home (Still need a smaller trailer to haul it with.) I bought this for decompression from the daily grind as a health care worker. I'm really looking forward to getting it out on the trails soon after I find some basic necessities, personal gear and accessories such as a roof, storage container,( FL resident), tow straps, and a winch.
I had a couple of deals on Polaris and Can Am products but in the end this rig won me over with its amazing suspension design, wild style, rugged build, and smooth nature.
Hoping I can find a way to enhance the ownership experience through this forum.

 

[Richmond]

Welcome to KRX Forum @JPWarrior! Congrats on fulfilling the dream! Have you had a chance to start hitting the trails yet?

 

[JPWarrior]

Thanks. I'm just now getting time to make plans. I have the next 5 days off, hoping to find a few trails within a few hours drive this week to get acquainted with this rig.

 

[ChrisFrusha]

Thanks. I'm just now getting time to make plans. I have the next 5 days off, hoping to find a few trails within a few hours drive this week to get acquainted with this rig.

I was in a similar situation when I got mine and found something helpful. I got on YouTube and watched every KRX video on there. Some of them many times. What that did was help me learn the machines capabilities. I’m not close to being a pro but I feel a lot more comfortable about what I can and cannot safely get into.