r/UTV

I have a 2023 Mule Pro-FXT and a 1/4 mile gravel driveway. I also have a Honda Rancher 4wheeler. Bermuda and weeds have started to overtake the gravel so I’m trying to reclaim the driveway and also have a system for keeping it maintained. Looking for suggestions on the best mounted sprayer to use for either vehicle. I see ones that spray at a wide angle but I do want to be careful with all the landscaping in front of my house. Maybe I could use a spray wand for those areas so that overspray doesn’t nuke the plants? Any advice is welcome.

Our "street legal" golf cart gets too much use and abuse so we are wanting to switch to a UTV . I know UTV/OHVs are not able to be registered in FL unless converted to a LSV. Is there a way to modify and classify as LSV for registration purposes and then flip a switch to let it unlock its real potential when offroad? We aren't looking to cruise normal roads at 45+ mph, but the trails and canals we visit and fish on require us cutting through a few neighborhoods.

Wondering how others have strapped in young children when UTVing! We have a north star and want to do some very easy trail riding with our 1 year old but the harness seat is still too big. Anyone find a decent solution for a car seat?

I've been slowly upgrading my side-by-side and I'm honestly getting frustrated. Every time I find something that looks decent, it either has terrible welds, questionable fitment, or the reviews are full of people saying they had to modify it just to make it fit.

I'm mainly looking for things like bumpers, rock sliders, skid protection, and a few other trail-oriented upgrades, not flashy stuff, just parts that are actually built to take abuse. Am I expecting too much, or are there still companies making heavy-duty parts without charging crazy prices?

Where did you buy parts that have actually held up for you after a season or two?

Just to add, I don't mind buying them from multiple places, even online maybe. I already got a bumper from Rogue powersports, but finding anything else is just a pain really. Probably will wait for sales like some of you recommended here haha. Thanks everyone for your answers

Hey y'all,

Looking for some feedback between a brand new 2025 Honda Pioneer 1000-6 vs. used 2023 Can Am Defender Max xmr HD10 with 185 hrs and 1,200 miles. The Honda is $22,300 OTD and the Can Am is $19,500+ tax, title, registration (so about $20,300).

Which one would you buy and why?

We just moved up to northern Wisconsin and are looking into getting a UTV. We would like a 4 or 6 seater to just cruise around the area and hit some trails nearby. We wouldn’t be doing anything too crazy. Lots of used ones around here. Also what should I be looking at when purchasing used. Thanks!

With UTV's being relatively new, are there factory side by side drivers or even privateers making a paycheque?

With the industry catering to older consumers are the drivers also older?

Kind of curious about it as I was always into dirt bikes, rally cars and monster trucks myself.

Need some help. I bought a used Kemimoto soundbar (16 inch RGB) for my dad's Honda Pioneer. It works great but did not come with the mounting bracket. I would like to mount it to the tube/roll bar. Any ideas? I contacted Kemimoto and they were no help at all. Thanks everyone

I recently made the mistake of going into my local powersports store, and now I can’t stop thinking of this Honda Pioneer 520. I don’t really have convenient garage space and my shed is too small too. I do have some space behind my shed, but I’m not sure if storing it outside would be okay. So, I’m hoping the folks in this sub might be able to offer some advice. Thanks!

It this a warranty or insurance issue!

Looking to buy 1st Utv for my property. Running up hilly trails with wife and dog on board , occasional firewood, dirt hauling. Just wondering if a 500/550 engine is adequate.