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ATV buyer’s guide 2022-23 – Farmers Weekly

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August 24, 2022
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There are a couple of newcomers to this year’s Ultimate Guide to ATVs, with Shire electric and Loncin petrol-fuelled variants making their debuts.

There are three Shire models from Greentouch Technologies, all using lithium-ion batteries and either two- or four-wheel drive, which in the case of the Shire II Ultimate, is configured with a motor for each axle.

The Loncin quads, meanwhile, are relatively modest 12hp and 25hp machines introduced from the Chinese manufacturer by Quadzilla Quads as a low-cost, low-spec option.

See also: Video: Honda Fourtrax 420 DCT IRS on test

ATV buyer’s guide 2022-23

Download a pdf of the 2022-23 ATV buyer’s guide here

Can-Am Outlander

BRP Can Am Outlander XXC 1000 © BRP

At the other end of the spec and performance span, selected models of BRP’s latest Can-Am Outlander quads revealed in early August offer selectable engine braking levels as a new feature.

The iEB (intelligent engine braking) system allows the rider to select maximum braking effect through the transmission for making steep descents or when loaded up, or one of two other lesser settings that allow for a more progressive riding style.

Front-end styling changes and LED headlights are also introduced as 2023 model year changes on the Outlander 650, 1000 and 1000R.

BRP Can Am Outlander XMR 650 © BRP

CFMoto CForce

There are upgrades in the CFMoto range, with the CForce 450S and 450S EPS being replaced by a single 450 model, and the 520S EPS making way for the 520.

CFMoto CForce 450 EPS

CFMoto CForce 450 EPS © CFMoto

Increased rack loading capacity and substantially uprated towing capability are among the changes, but riders will probably appreciate more the claimed 25% reduction in turning radius and a similar increase in suspension travel.

The 21% bigger fuel tank now sits beneath a lift-off cover (no tools required this time) and new engine mounts are said to reduce vibration. A new exhaust pipe brings down noise levels too.

Thicker seat padding, a tweaked riding position, and a change of handlebar design should also contribute to a more comfortable riding experience, says the manufacturer, while a lighter but stronger chassis improves handling.

Electronic power steering is standard on both models, together with a front-mounted 1,134kg winch.

CF Moto CForce 520 EPS © CFMoto

Kymco MXU

Kymco’s MXU 550 with 30hp, 501cc engine has gained electric power steering in its latest iteration.

There is a new 700 model as well, which sees a slight drop in engine power, at 39hp from a 695cc motor, but also the addition of anti-lock braking.



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