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Old 06-23-2023, 09:43 AM   #1
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X-PRO 200 ATV Quad 4 Wheelers Utility ATV

Any opinions on this thing? Seems pretty sweet. Since I'm buying the X-PRO Hawk 250, my wife wanted one, too. When I told her it's manual shift and explained how to shift gears and how to brake, she said forget that. She's never learned to drive manual and has never piloted a motorcycle. This seems to be the only ATV on Amazon, and it looks nice. Also, automatic transmission. This would be perfect for my wife.




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Old 06-23-2023, 09:48 AM   #2
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These are very similar to the 2014 Coolster 150 I have but with the larger 169cc GY6 engine. 10 years old and has been very reliable. I've only recently replaced the carb. I only replaced the carb because it was cheaper than buying a rebuild kit.
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Old 06-24-2023, 08:28 PM   #3
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Lemme know how it goes, I got myself a hawk 250 and my wife has been talking about wanting a four wheeler ever since. why? Idk. We live on 40 acres but I don't understand ever purchasing an off-road only vehicle when you can get a street legal dual sport for a few hundred more lol. Now that I've learned to ride and modded my hawk the way I want it I rarely ever ride off-road, especially with how hot it is and how bad the ticks have been this year.

I've been trying to convince her to get something like a Honda Navi (has brake-assist and fully automatic so it's stupid easy to ride), but she still likes the four wheelers better.


 
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Old 06-24-2023, 11:58 PM   #4
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have two of the Rhino's and love them. One is a 2005 and the other a 2022. They are a ToaToa brand from the same place on Amazon. Great trail riding machine. My dog love them.


 
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Old 06-25-2023, 07:42 AM   #5
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Lemme know how it goes, I got myself a hawk 250 and my wife has been talking about wanting a four wheeler ever since. why? Idk. We live on 40 acres but I don't understand ever purchasing an off-road only vehicle when you can get a street legal dual sport for a few hundred more lol. Now that I've learned to ride and modded my hawk the way I want it I rarely ever ride off-road, especially with how hot it is and how bad the ticks have been this year.

I've been trying to convince her to get something like a Honda Navi (has brake-assist and fully automatic so it's stupid easy to ride), but she still likes the four wheelers better.

Will do, but it probably won't be until next year, likely after tax returns. This Hawk is gonna set us back pretty hard...


Turns out there's an upgraded version of that X-PRO 200 ATV with aluminum rims and better shocks. That's the one!


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Old 06-28-2023, 11:33 PM   #6
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Get the Rhino real motor cycle engine, the one you are looking at has a scooter engine. Just my thoughts don't like its belt drive.


 
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Old 06-29-2023, 08:17 AM   #7
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I like my manual shift Rhino but most ATVs are belt drive and I haven't heard of many drive belt problems. The forced air cooling and simplicity of the scooter type engine is a plus.


 
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Old 06-29-2023, 08:24 AM   #8
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My 2014 Coolster 150 is 9 years old. I've used it to tow and drag stuff around the yard, been through lots of muddy water with it as well. Still have the original belt and never had any issues. I'm sure the Rhino is just as good if not better. for the women folk I think they would rather the belt drive. Much simpler for them to use.
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Old 06-29-2023, 10:34 PM   #9
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That "scooter engine" is a 50 year old tried and true design and powers about a billion or two scooters all over the world. It will probably prove itself more durable and longer lasting than the Hawk engine.

If it does "wear out" or start smoking a rebuild kit is $50 and a morning of work.

Buy a good Kevlar belt when you purchase the machine and if the stock one ever breaks you will be ready.
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