Although some riders have had good luck with the stock Honda Pioneer and Honda Talon tires, most folks are less fortunate. To put it bluntly, the factory tires that come with Honda UTVs are about as durable as over-inflated balloons. Be that as it may, however, many pinch flats and sidewall punctures can be attributed to poor driving skills rather than subpar tires. But regardl
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Trailers for Honda side-by-sides can cost nearly as much as the UTV itself. And for those with the means, it can often be worth it to pop on a bigger trailer, a sturdier trailer, or an enclosed trailer. If all you’ve got is a two-seat Honda Pioneer, you can likely get by with a 6’x10’ single-axle trailer. But because Honda side-by-sides are a bit on the heavier side, it’s advis
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In the best of conditions, riding without a roof is quite enjoyable. But when things take a turn for the worse, it’s nice to have the protection, coverage, and support that Honda UTV roofs provide. Some Honda Pioneer roofs and Honda Talon roofs are made to shade you from the sun, while others are made from materials like aluminum and steel with built-in racks and rail
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