I have owned my 300EX for about 6 months and I love it. Before this, I was riding a 250 Recon and I thought it was a blast. THIS TOTALLY SPANKED IT!!!
The 300 has a much better low end power output. I stick to trails, but on the short tracks it can hold its own. The seat will give you riders rash if you plan to be riding for several hours though. It's a Honda so it will last, the swingarm skidplate is a little wimpy, but it can be replaced. Great quad if you are starting out, or switching from a utility. This is the one to get.
Upgrades/Accessories: Jardine RT-Four slip-on exhaust, DG belly and swingarm skidplates, interco rear Swamp Lites, and AC racing nerfs.
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