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Posted by: roundsy

what are the better 400ex plastics, the classic double headlight 99-04, or the old 450r hood-style 05-06?



Posted by: Joe400ex

i personaly like the 99's. I like the 2 eyballs up front



Posted by: ride_red666

i like the old style 99-04 ex cause its more unique and not a copy of its bigger brother.



Posted by: underpowered

i like the old school style. i think each quad should have its own look, not much of a copy-cat fan.



Posted by: Rip_Tear

The second thing that brought me to the 400ex was the headlights/plastics... The first was Honda of course.



Posted by: NCexRider

Would you all feel differently if you owned an '05/'06?



Posted by: roundsy

quote:
Originally posted by NCexRider
Would you all feel differently if you owned an '05/'06?


thats a really good point, because some people have hoods on their older model quads, which kind of makes it look more like the newer style, even though they say they like the older style...i guess theres generally going to be a bias depending on what year of quad you own



Posted by: tar

i like the older style better but the new style still looks pretty cool



Posted by: 400EXtreme

i like the old style more but id love to have an 05 or 06



Posted by: 400exstud

I think the 450R is ugly and therefore I think the new ex is ugly.



Posted by: 400exXx

i like the newer ones



Posted by: roundsy

i like the classic 99-04, because that is they style that everyone can identify as a 400ex, the 05-06 are like 450r and really dont have the distinct true 400ex look anymore



Posted by: Unverfehrt400ex

yeh same here. I like to be able to see a quad from the distance and know exacally what it is. Not a big fan of look alike quads.



Posted by: Old Head

old style all the way



Posted by: Jakeyracer

all the honda quads are gonna look like the 450r, first it was the 400ex then the 250ex and trx90 i wouldnt be too suprised if next year the 300 has 450 plastics and if i ever bought a new 400ex i would wait til the plastics got crappy and get the old style to replace them and rewire the lights it has been done b4 so i know i could do it



Posted by: prepracing

Oldschool.....that defines the 400ex instead of everything looking like a 450r



Posted by: zeppelin

the 450r style looks alright, just not on the 400



Posted by: CHEVYZ

I love them both. I like the old style, but to be honest, if I had the chance, I would get the 05 style black plastics just to match my 450r.



Posted by: coryatver

There the exact same plastics other than the headlight/hood. I like the old style but I am a little bias. I like new new style also. Everyone puts a hood on anyway and they look the same.



Posted by: Bigun55

I like the 99-04 the best



Posted by: blakefoote

quote:
Originally posted by ride_red666
i like the old style 99-04 ex cause its more unique and not a copy of its bigger brother.


exactly...u took the words out of my mouth...



Posted by: Fourwheelerstud

quote:
Originally posted by roundsy
i like the classic 99-04, because that is they style that everyone can identify as a 400ex, the 05-06 are like 450r and really dont have the distinct true 400ex look anymore



I agree so much with this. The only reason I would get an 05, 06 is because reverse would be nice for what I do.


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Posted by: roundsy

thanks for all the input guys, dont think i will update my plastics, i still like the old style, i guess if i do anything it will likely be a hood, they are cool, espeically that new quadtech one



Posted by: hondaboy400ex55

CLASSICS all the way





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