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I like the Bruin it's really light for a 4x4 and has enough power.

I bought it new for my wife for Valentines 06,I rode my Wolverine alot and she wanted a toy so Valentines 05 I bought her the new 400 Arctic Cat ,she flipped it and had been scared of it thats why I bought her another one,If I would have known she would be scared of the 400 I would of bought the 650 cat,Now they have the 700 which I have My eyes on.

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