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Honda ATVs: specifications and model differences

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Honda’s listed ATVs include the 86cc TRX90X youth machine, a sport quad and FourTrax utility configurations. The TRX90X starts at $3,549; the 675cc Rubicon 700 at $9,999. Match the exact FourTrax name and transmission before comparing figures.

Honda ATV models compared

Honda ATV models on this site, by class
ModelClassEngineCurb weightFrom
Honda TRX250XSport229cc385 lb$5,399
Honda FourTrax Rancher 4x4Utility420cc615 lb$7,399
Honda FourTrax Foreman 4x4Utility518cc635 lb$8,249
Honda FourTrax Foreman Rubicon 4x4 EPSUtility518cc697 lb$9,799
Honda FourTrax Recon ESUtility229cc443 lb$5,099
Honda FourTrax Rubicon 700 4x4 AutomaticUtility675cc699 lb$9,999
Honda TRX90XYouth86cc262 lb$3,549

Transmission and rear suspension distinguish the utility ATVs

Youth and sport. The TRX90X is the youth quad and the TRX250X is the entry sport quad.

Utility. The two-wheel-drive Recon ES tows 500 lb. The four-wheel-drive Rancher 4x4 and Foreman 4x4 tow 848 lb, the Foreman Rubicon EPS tows 1,322 lb with independent rear suspension, and the Rubicon 700 has a three-speed torque-converter automatic.

Which Honda ATV to buy

Dirt Wheels calls the Rancher balanced and easy to handle.

Compare Honda ATVs with Yamaha and Kawasaki

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Honda sells one youth ATV, one sport ATV and five FourTrax utility ATVs. This page covers 7 current models, from the 86cc TRX90X at $3,549 to the 675cc Rubicon 700 at $9,999. The table lists class, engine, weight, towing rating and starting price for each; Honda ATV models compared.

How Honda organizes its ATV lineup

Youth and sport. The TRX90X is the youth quad and the TRX250X is the entry sport quad.

Utility. The two-wheel-drive Recon ES tows 500 lb. The four-wheel-drive Rancher 4x4 and Foreman 4x4 tow 848 lb, the Foreman Rubicon EPS tows 1,322 lb with independent rear suspension, and the Rubicon 700 has a three-speed torque-converter automatic.

Which Honda ATV to buy

The Recon ES at $5,099 is the cheap light-duty choice, and the Rancher 4x4 at $7,399 is the entry to four-wheel drive. The Foreman 4x4 costs $8,249, and Wild Ride ATV lists electrical and suspension wear as its owner complaints.

The Foreman Rubicon EPS at $9,799 adds power steering and a 1,322 lb tow rating, and ATV On Demand says the Rubicon 700 is light at 701 pounds but makes about 25 percent less power than rivals. Dirt Wheels calls the Rancher balanced and easy to handle.

Honda ATV history and reputation

Honda's motorcycle history is covered on the Wikipedia page for the company, which is the source for its scale. On the ATV pages, reviewers describe a maker known for simple, durable machines with automatic transmissions, and the model reviews show the trade: Honda's ATVs tend to be lighter and less powerful than rivals, with Dirt Wheels noting that the Rubicon's torque converter avoids the belt losses of a CVT.

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ATV questions

What is the cheapest Honda ATV?

The TRX90X youth quad at $3,549 is the cheapest, and the FourTrax Recon ES at $5,099 is the cheapest utility ATV.

Which Honda ATV tows the most?

The FourTrax Foreman Rubicon 4x4 EPS is rated at 1,322 lb, and the Rancher, Foreman and Rubicon 700 are rated at 848 lb.

Is the Rubicon 700 in the Honda ATV range a CVT machine?

No. ATV On Demand says it has a three-speed automatic with a hydraulic torque converter that works without belts.