WOW Thats a lot of miles and hours there
I work and abuse the crap out of my old 199 400 foreman, and it just broke over 6,000 miles the other day, don't know hours off hand, but close to 2000,
average speed is about 3 MPH or less I think LOL
its been a great atv, worth every penny it costs new back in 1998!
I wish they still made them exactly like it, I'd buy another one in a heart beat!

 

Both of my 420s (autos) are around 10,000 miles. My manual shift 420 and 300s have no meters and my bigred didn't have a meter until I installed it a few months ago. I have machines come through the shop all the time with over 15,000 on them. Seen one Rubicon with close to 50,000 on it and a Rincon with about 30,000.

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Got around 6100 and has had a rather hard life. Did a top end while I was doing cam chain. Everything besides the small end of the crank was still in spec . Cheaped out and didn’t replace the crank so hard telling how long it will go


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Mines a 1998 that I bought brand new. 14,000 km on the clock, very few were easy gravel road miles.

I’ve replaced wheel bearings a few times (bike sees a lot of big and has always had oversized tires), replaced 4 ball joints, replaced the rear axel and ring gear, lost the rear driveshaft u-joint which caused a bunch of damage, and the muffler 3 times. This bike has never left me stranded or had to be towed out of the woods. Would never sell.

 

02 Honda Foreman with around 4,000 miles
02 Honda Rancher around 7,000 miles
03 Honda Foreman around 3,000 miles


from what I can remember off the top of my head

 

I have an 09 with 1700 miles (the good one), one with about 2700 miles (the wreck) and one with about 4K miles (the project) but it's been rebuilt.


Father-in-laws 06 Rubicon has 13K on it, still putters along.


What was telling was two rigs I bought a while back. 07 that was spraypainted, snorkeled, and trashed. Had 10K on it though.
An 09 that I bought a bunch of that had a blown transmission that a guy parted out here on the forum. I bought the diffs, top end, cam, meter, and some other stuff. Only 1400 on the ODO!








http://www.hondaforeman.com/129-sale/155697-2009-foreman-500-4x4-part-out.html

 

I have 162287 km on my 2000 foreman

 

This guy wins the internet.

 

It still runs good just put new rings in last week. She has been bored more than once lol

 

I just broke 1100 kms on the 17 rubicon, I got the bike in Oct, and a 99 kingquad with about 7000 kms, I don't think I have enough time to match J rod's mileage.....lol

 

2015 Honda rubicon. Bought it last year as a hold over model. I have a little over 1000 miles. I use mine for hunting and back road riding.

 

My 06 is between 14-15k. No motor work just oil changes.

 

2013 just 402 miles since it is mostly used to plow and a little mudding. YFZ gets a lot more time on it since I like to race it around some trails, tracks, and some jumps but it doesn't have a odometer.

 

Wish my screen worked.

 

2002 450ES (Ex British Army) Just completed a big overhaul & she's now running beautifully with 7600kms & 950 hrs

 

I'm working on a fuse box or fuse box lid for you.


So you have an 02 with the selectable front diff right?

 

Somewhere around 14500 miles and am just putting a reworked head in. That's the only major thing done to it. It's all bent up from landing on is front end once. Been treated pretty mean.

 

When I purchased my bike, a 98 450 es, the odometer had malfunctioned prior to purchase, but according to the bike it's seen over 900,000 kilometers and 57,000 hours, now that's a Honda for ya ?