Rhino in the house!

[PUSH THE THROTTLE]

Better to get something a few years old that already has some mods and save a little money.

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Word, why toss brand new stuff when you can just replace the used stuff.

[RHINO]

I still say ur better off buying used.  A brand new 06 is exactly the same as one a few years old.  The only difference between a 95 shee and the 06 is the color and the brake light and yet the price continues to go up every year on the new shee's.  Hmm.  Better to get something a few years old that already has some mods and save a little money.

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I see your point. Realistically that would make the most sense..Also considering it's an off-road machine,it's gonna get some scrapes and stuff like that. Maybe I'll look for a good deal on a used one then.

 

What does a clean used 95-98 Shee run price wise?

 

Thanks for the info!

[locogato11283]

I still say ur better off buying used.  A brand new 06 is exactly the same as one a few years old.  The only difference between a 95 shee and the 06 is the color and the brake light and yet the price continues to go up every year on the new shee's.  Hmm.  Better to get something a few years old that already has some mods and save a little money.

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i agree..

[The Rebel]

I still say ur better off buying used.  A brand new 06 is exactly the same as one a few years old.  The only difference between a 95 shee and the 06 is the color and the brake light and yet the price continues to go up every year on the new shee's.  Hmm.  Better to get something a few years old that already has some mods and save a little money.

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Right on Rat. My '92 hauls balls and you wouldn't know the difference in years unless I told you. Good advice, unless you plan on putting it in moth balls(sic) and only pulling it out when you see a Canadian goose fly by at night with a neon sign " heading south , for fucking ever" hung on it's ass!!