2012 Honda FourTrax Foreman 4×4 Unveiled
For 2012 Honda’s FourTrax Foreman line of 4×4 ATVs boasts a brand-new engine plus a re-engineered chassis featuring a new single-shock rear-suspension system.
Now equipped with an all-new and sophisticated liquid-cooled 475cc single-cylinder OHV four-stroke engine, the Foreman also features a new fuel injection system with 36mm throttle body for improved throttle response, consistent performance at high altitude, and hassle-free cold-weather starting.
The rear suspension system is lighter than before, thanks to a new design centered around a single shock for increased comfort, precision and work capabilities. Also, Honda says a shorter wheelbase aids handling and helps produce a tighter turning radius.
Honda has revamped the FourTrax Foreman for 2012 with a new engine and re-engineered chassis.
Completing its 2012 transformation, the FourTrax Foreman 4×4 also features what Honda is calling new rugged and tough looking body work.
Check out our photo gallery to view the newest FourTrax Foreman from just about every angle.
2012 Honda FourTrax Foreman 4×4 Specs | |
Engine Type: | 475cc liquid-cooled OHV longitudinally mounted single-cylinder four-stroke |
Bore and Stroke: | 92mm x 71.5mm |
Compression Ratio: | 9.5:1 |
Induction: | Keihin 36mm throttle body |
Ignition: | Full-transistorized type with electronic advance |
Starter: | Electric with optional auxiliary recoil |
Clutch: | Automatic |
Transmission: | ESP five-speed with Reverse |
Driveline: | Direct front and rear driveshafts with TraxLok and torque-sensitive front differential |
Suspension: | Front: Independent double-wishbone; 6.7 inches travel |
Brakes: | Front: Dual hydraulic 196mm disc |
Tires: | Front: 25 x 8-12 |
Length/Width/Height: | 83.7 in./47.4 in./47.1 in. |
Seat Height: | 34.7 in. |
Ground Clearance: | 7.6 in. |
Wheelbase: | 50.4 in. |
Turning Radius: | 10.5 ft. |
Fuel Capacity: | 4.0 gal., including 1.2-gal. reserve |
Colors: | Red, Olive, Natural Gear Camouflage |
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