2015
Honda Foreman Series |
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2015 Honda
Foreman TRX 500
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The popular Honda Foreman family also returns
in 2015 with its swingarm rear suspension system.
This rugged, full-sized workhorse remains exceptionally
affordable for its class, and is available with
a manual transmission or Honda’s renowned Electric
Shift Program (ESP®) for push-button shifting,
with the option of EPS.
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2015 Honda
Foreman Swingarm Rear Suspension System
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All versions incorporate the new one-lever
engagement system for actuating Reverse gear
or the parking brake. Price: Starting at $7099;
Availability: Fall
2015
Honda Rancher Series |
For 2015, the Rancher Automatic DCT incorporates
IRS, and there’s more suspension travel at both
ends—2.2 inches more in back—plus a new chassis,
more ground clearance, a larger, more comfortable
seat, larger front disc brakes for added stopping
power, a new, larger rear carrier with flat
plates for packing and tie-down convenience,
and a new easy-to-engage reverse lever, and
it’s also available with an improved EPS system.
The Rancher Automatic DCT is powered by a rugged
420cc engine, and features a five-speed automatic
DCT with improved shift program and shaft drive
that’s virtually maintenance-free. Brighter
headlights, increased electrical output, more
fuel capacity, a larger, softer seat, and a
new digital meter package are just a few features
that add even more value to the Rancher Automatic
DCT. A full line of Honda accessories will be
available to complement these models. Price:
TBD; Availability: Fall
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The rest of the Rancher series with swingarm
rear suspension systems also returns for 2015,
now equipped with Honda’s new, easy-actuation
reverse lever. The wealth of driveline options
includes 2WD and 4WD models, manual transmissions,
ESP for push-button shifting and automatic DCT.
Price: Starting at $5199; Availability: Fall
About American
Honda
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. was established
in 1959 and is the sole distributor of Honda
motorcycles, scooters, ATVs and side-by-sides
in the U.S. The American Honda Motorcycle Division
is responsible for the sales, marketing, and
operational activities for these products through
authorized Honda dealers. For more information
on Honda products, go to www.powersports.honda.com.
