Honda Rancher AT

I studied long and hard before purchasing a new atv. Honda was the only brand I would even consider. I did look at other brands just to compare with.

The Rancher AT in my book wins hands down in all catergories.

I was dead set on an atv that had plenty of ground clearance, Independant rear suspe...nsion and also Fuel injection. I also wanted an automatic transmission. Well the Honda Rancher AT covered all the bases.
I could not be happier with the Rancher. If your looking for an all around atv with all the options then go test out the Rancher AT. Dont forget to take your ramps with you, because once you test drive it you"ll be loading it up in your truck to take home with you.
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Great for the money....

Picked up a 2013 Rancher AT 4x4 a few months back. The first atv i actually spent good money on. I think the engine is bulletproof, and has ok power for the most part, but when going up steep hills, i felt like the quad really had to work hard to make it to the top. I'm a big guy, 300lbs., and im s...ure that had something to do with it. The ride was good, and handle was good. The engine braking downhill was excellent! I did find the automatic transmission would get stuck between gears sometimes, maybe 1-2 times every 5 riding hours. I took it to an offroad park in Indiana called haspin acres, and put this thing through hell, and the only issue was when in deep sticky mud sometimes, the trans would get locked up, and couldn't find a gear. i'd have to rock it for 5 minutes and keep restarting it, and playing with manual shift mode and finally it would find a gear and be ok. I am trading this in for a rincon bc i want a bigger quad, but the rancher at is great for the money, you cannot beat the build quality and reliability of a honda, you just can't. The guys at my local honda powersports store are great, Honda of Fairfield, in ohio. I will always be a honda atv owner, and excited to try out the new rincon. Read Full Review