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<blockquote data-quote="Ristorapper" data-source="post: 211435" data-attributes="member: 810">2017 Honda pioneer 1000 here.&nbsp; Main reason for purchasing it was to keep the weeds controlled on the wife's crp.&nbsp; Bought a Honda based on recommendations from my Brother in law (Farmer).&nbsp; He has had Hondas on his farm for most of his life.&nbsp; He mentions mostly dependability and reliability as its two most important qualities.&nbsp; Along with that comes a price however. Shaft drive.&nbsp; Quiet.&nbsp; No vibrations. Comfortable.&nbsp;&nbsp; Love the transmission.&nbsp; Never on the brakes to slow down; downshifts great when you let off the gas.&nbsp; Dual clutch and paddle shift if you want/need that.&nbsp; Going in for a couple fixes this week.&nbsp; The heat coming into the cab from the motor and the heating up of the dual clutch components if driving in low gear a lot (spaying crp/rock climbing).&nbsp; Both recommended fixes (not recalls, so they say) and all on Hondas tab.&nbsp; Adding a street legal kit so i can run it on the roads here in the city.&nbsp; Put a winch and&nbsp; 6 foot snow plow on it and pushed some heavy wet snow with it; without chains to my surprise.&nbsp; The honda comes pretty much stripped.&nbsp; Adding accessories gets pretty expensive.&nbsp; Other than weed spraying and moving snow we have done some trail riding with it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Love everything about it other than of course the price.&nbsp; But like stated above, there are things that come with a price.And good luck finding a used one.&nbsp; They get 'em in once in a while.&nbsp; And i did watch for used ones before i bought new.&nbsp; There one day and gone the next...on the one i was watching for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ristorapper, post: 211435, member: 810"] 2017 Honda pioneer 1000 here. Main reason for purchasing it was to keep the weeds controlled on the wife's crp. Bought a Honda based on recommendations from my Brother in law (Farmer). He has had Hondas on his farm for most of his life. He mentions mostly dependability and reliability as its two most important qualities. Along with that comes a price however. Shaft drive. Quiet. No vibrations. Comfortable. Love the transmission. Never on the brakes to slow down; downshifts great when you let off the gas. Dual clutch and paddle shift if you want/need that. Going in for a couple fixes this week. The heat coming into the cab from the motor and the heating up of the dual clutch components if driving in low gear a lot (spaying crp/rock climbing). Both recommended fixes (not recalls, so they say) and all on Hondas tab. Adding a street legal kit so i can run it on the roads here in the city. Put a winch and 6 foot snow plow on it and pushed some heavy wet snow with it; without chains to my surprise. The honda comes pretty much stripped. Adding accessories gets pretty expensive. Other than weed spraying and moving snow we have done some trail riding with it. Love everything about it other than of course the price. But like stated above, there are things that come with a price. And good luck finding a used one. They get 'em in once in a while. And i did watch for used ones before i bought new. There one day and gone the next...on the one i was watching for. [/QUOTE]

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