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<blockquote data-quote="Lungdeflator" data-source="post: 212185" data-attributes="member: 5163">I am also a fan of Hondas.&nbsp; I have a 2012 foreman ES with PS.&nbsp; PS is a must with the tracks.&nbsp; I now have a full season of ice fishing with the tracks and the ATV does great.&nbsp; I just got back from Clearwater lake in Manitoba and pulled my 8x12ft skid house 18 miles and it did great.&nbsp; Don't let the reverse button be a deterent, just do the override if it bothers you that much.&nbsp; Only problem I've had with mine was with the ES and PS when the battery was going downhill.&nbsp; PS is all electric so keeping your battery charged and replacing it when it gets old is good.My dad bought a 2006 foreman when I was still in high school.&nbsp; His only mistake with that was letting me have free range with the thing.&nbsp; As much as I put it through, it is still running and driving strong today.&nbsp; Hes also been plowing snow with it for over 10 years now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lungdeflator, post: 212185, member: 5163"] I am also a fan of Hondas. I have a 2012 foreman ES with PS. PS is a must with the tracks. I now have a full season of ice fishing with the tracks and the ATV does great. I just got back from Clearwater lake in Manitoba and pulled my 8x12ft skid house 18 miles and it did great. Don't let the reverse button be a deterent, just do the override if it bothers you that much. Only problem I've had with mine was with the ES and PS when the battery was going downhill. PS is all electric so keeping your battery charged and replacing it when it gets old is good. My dad bought a 2006 foreman when I was still in high school. His only mistake with that was letting me have free range with the thing. As much as I put it through, it is still running and driving strong today. Hes also been plowing snow with it for over 10 years now. [/QUOTE]

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