[Bug Doc]

Hello from Utah. Been 4-wheelin' all my life, but never owned an ATV/UTV before. Wife and I took the plunge a couple of weeks ago on a new Viking, and are having a ball! Shoulda done this 10 years ago.

 

[VikingRyder]

welcome to the forum!
what made you want to get one of these?

 

[Russ56]

Welcome to the forum and enjoy your new viking. The wife and I enjoy ours.

 

[akrider]

Congrats on the new purchase. I to have been bitten by the utv bug fortunately it was in 2006 and the Viking is my 3rd one. I might someday own another 4 wheeler but haven't found any circumstances that it would have been better to have a wheeler. Now go out and let the good times roll and start accessorizing. I know I would like to see what your doing to your new ride.

 

[Teryx2k16]

Welcome to the site ,we are glad to have ya!!!

 

[Quack addict]

Hello from Utah. Been 4-wheelin' all my life, but never owned an ATV/UTV before. Wife and I took the plunge a couple of weeks ago on a new Viking, and are having a ball! Shoulda done this 10 years ago.

My thoughts exactly!! Welcome

 

[Caspar]

welcome to the site bug doc and congrads on the new viking. just got mine a couple weeks ago too and wife and i really enjoy ours as well. dont forget to show us some pics

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[sandbagger]

welcome to the form

 

[mxzgirl11]

Hello from Utah. Been 4-wheelin' all my life, but never owned an ATV/UTV before. Wife and I took the plunge a couple of weeks ago on a new Viking, and are having a ball! Shoulda done this 10 years ago.

Same here. The Viking really fits my needs much more than my atv ever did. Welcome to the forum!

 

[aronsrb]

welcome new guy

 

[vixx]

welcome up and congrats on the new rig! 4 wheelers still have their place, its like car vs motorbike... I still love 4 wheeling because you can lean it out like a moto bike which is always great fun

 

[Bug Doc]

Thanks to all for the warm welcome. Just to clarify, when I said "...4-wheelin'..." I was referring to trucks (specifically a '69 Bronco, several F150's, and even a short stint in a Ranger). Never owned an ATV before.

Here's an pic from a recent duck/pheasant hunt where the Viking would have been really useful:

Took me an hour to drive the last 10 miles to that spot in my pickup, and had to stop nearly a mile short of the river and walk the rest of the way. Finding remote spots like that can be rewarding, however:

The V will let me get in much faster, easier, and closer. Like I said, I shoulda done this a long time ago!

 

[vixx]

ah pardon me! Love those little rangers, so downright useful. Wish they would bring back real small pickups again, I've no use for a behemoth fullsize...

 

[VikingRyder]

always loved bronco's, post up some pictures of your's

 

[Bug Doc]

always loved bronco's, post up some pictures of your's

Unfortunately we didn't take a lot of photos back in the day, so I don't have any of the ol' Bronc. Sold it in '87 when I enlisted in the Army. Only had 330k miles. Dad used to say "What could have worn out has worn out long ago, and what's left is indestructible."