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Last week my brother and I went out to help some rancher buddies of ours in western North Dakota work over their herd.
These guys have about 700 pair of angus near Badlands National Park near Medora, ND.
Anyway, I shot a couple photos of their Honda's.
They have:
-A early 2000's Honda Foreman S (red) (+) 18,000 miles
-A mid 2000(ish?) Rubicon (white) with (+) 21,000 miles
-A 2010 Rancher without an Odometer
-Another early 2000 Honda Foreman ES (green, no battery) She's rough but not as rough as Red Foreman.
-(2) 230 Honda Dirt bikes. One is totally friggin smashed. The other showroom condition
-(1) 150 Honda dirt Bike Really nice shape.
Best part is, the ranch owner hardly ever drives the ATV's. He only prefers the older dirt bike because it rides better and is smoother.
Also, the one son (who doesn't work on ranch) said he's never seen their dad (who runs ranch) ever service or change oil on any of the Honda's.
They own (7) Honda's and these things have been put through the ringer.
These guys have about 700 pair of angus near Badlands National Park near Medora, ND.
Anyway, I shot a couple photos of their Honda's.
They have:
-A early 2000's Honda Foreman S (red) (+) 18,000 miles
-A mid 2000(ish?) Rubicon (white) with (+) 21,000 miles
-A 2010 Rancher without an Odometer
-Another early 2000 Honda Foreman ES (green, no battery) She's rough but not as rough as Red Foreman.
-(2) 230 Honda Dirt bikes. One is totally friggin smashed. The other showroom condition
-(1) 150 Honda dirt Bike Really nice shape.
Best part is, the ranch owner hardly ever drives the ATV's. He only prefers the older dirt bike because it rides better and is smoother.
Also, the one son (who doesn't work on ranch) said he's never seen their dad (who runs ranch) ever service or change oil on any of the Honda's.
They own (7) Honda's and these things have been put through the ringer.




