Sold/Expired 2015 razor s 900

xjpaddler · Dec 7, 2014

Been looking at the razors, already no there is no need for a 1000 for us.
My ?? Is we have an 800s, Is the new 900s truly worth the upgrade? I know the xps can be found cheaper. But for the rideing we do, i really think the S would be our best option.

Also where is the best place to buy?? Were on the texas arkansas line, And would not mind traveling if it was cost effective.

xjpaddler · Dec 7, 2014

rednecklights said:
Better question, is it worth. The loss you will take on the 800?

Jon Piper

Damn aint that the truth!

I never wanted a razor, but came home to one. Now just trying to make the best of a bad situation.

Rootar · Dec 8, 2014

The biggest improvement is the leg room, the new 900 has LOTS of room compared to the 800 and 900xp. Why ya looking to upgrade heath?

xjcrawler · Dec 8, 2014

And how do you come home to an unwanted Rzr?

Rootar · Dec 8, 2014

xjcrawler said:
And how do you come home to an unwanted Rzr?

PRETTY SURE his wifey pulled that one :woot:

EsPowell · Dec 8, 2014

Haven't rode with any yet but when I was lookin for a 1000 I looked them over in the showroom. The new frame design is far superior to the old 800S

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xjpaddler · Dec 9, 2014

From everything i have read, and looked at, the new S is just built better. The balljoint and front axle shafts are bigger. It has the 1000 trans and rear diff. The wheelbase is a bit longer, more suspension travel than the old S.

The xps are cheaper, but seam to be weaker ( parts wise) and do not perform as well as the 800s on the type of trails we ride. The trailing arms are always hanging up, or bending.

The new S seams to be the best combo for what we do. Were not hill killing, and not desert racing

And yea like ross said i came home to it and the payment that came with it :/.