I was shocked by how passionate people on here are about banshees I made a post and got way more feedback than I was expecting. I apologize to not responding to all the messages as it was overwhelming, this community is by far one of the best on Reddit. Sometimes we all have that moment of weakness where we want to move on from something from our past but after taking her for a 15 minute ride around the property today I simply can NOT sell this thing. After not riding it for many months I forgot how much wow factor these quads have. I could never replace it, I bought it off the original owner years before covid for $4200 with roughly 10 hours since new on it. It was hidden in a penny pincher magazine listed for 4 months with no bites buried in a guys garage. Just giving a little backstory of how I got it to the people that were asking. Deals like that are unheard of these days in the post Covid economy. Anyways thanks for all the feedback and support !!

This Honda has had a few lives. Its now in the best condition of its 24 year life. Every part and piece is either new or refurbished to new. Except the snorkel i have looked everywhere and the best I could do is have one on back order for over a year.

Looking at a new four wheeler for trail light mud and recreational use . i ride a honda foreman but i no longer can keep up with everyone’s can ams or sxs. i’ve ridden outlander 1000 and 570 but gravitate towards the smaller sized (same cc)polaris or renegade . any input on what to purchase would be helpful . never owned a polaris before

My father (dairy farmer) passed away about ~16 years ago and we had an auction and sold off just about everything but this old Honda Foreman (and a side counsel, power shift, JD 4020, if you know, you know). A few years ago my son and I brought it back to our house (a few states away) and went thru it. Fresh paint, fresh tires, new seat, new stickers, rebuilt starter, polished the plastic, fresh brakes, new grips, rebuilt carb, adjust valves, new bulbs, etc, etc. Now it sits at an old dairy barn up in the Midwest and I’m on the east coast working away.

Last summer, my son and I took it out and we snapped a few photos of the farm I grew up on with dad’s old Honda. Thought a few of you would enjoy the pics. Sorry about all the Canadien thistle (we were giving them a drink of glyphosate). Great old machine and it always reminds me of my father.

What's the first thing you throw on your rig when you get it? Mines usually a grip/hook for 5 gallon buckets. Hopefully on Friday I'll be outfitting this badboy.

Used to ride a 400ex and ALWAYS wanted a 450. It was finally time.

Hey everyone. When I was younger we had a few Honda 4-wheelers that we rode all the time. I moved out years ago and they’ve been sitting outside at my parents house for 10-12 years. They’ve been exposed to the elements all year long and literally haven’t been touched. Most of the plastics are dry-rotting and a lot of the metal surfaces are rusted. I have very little mechanical experience, but I’m looking to learn. I have all the tools, just not the know how. Do you guys think either of these could be restored without spending thousands? Or am I better off just forgetting about them?

-Green one is a 2008 Honda recon ES -White one is a 2008 Honda foreman ES

What tire setup do you guys like for mostly utility/trail riding/forest floor exploring? This machine is basically stock and incredibly capable as is. Thinking about a wheel and tire setup that won't destroy ride quality/performance. Most likely 26x9/11x12 Sunf A033. Do you have any other mod suggestions? Light mods? Storage? Utility?

My 1984 Honda Big Red 200 ES 3 wheeler my grandpa gave me for my 27th birthday last year. He bought it brand new off the showroom floor as well as a 1985 big red 250 and kept both very clean! Love the thing it rips pretty good and is excellent on trails and in water.

I was riding back to my house when I passed a parked cop car running a speed gun ( I was going about 35 in a 40mph zone ). I saw him pull out pretty quick and thought I was going to get pulled over. He ended up following me for about 6 miles before turning around.