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Review of the new Arctic Cat Diesel 700 Quad bike. 2014. This is a farm and agricultural quad bike that every farmer, forester, homesteader or wilderness adventurer should have. Made in USA - Not assembled from parts from China and Mexico. This is tough US made machinery. Please ask me about details for the Canvas Seat cover. All questions are welcome so please ask. One thing I forget to mention in the video is that the diesel engine is low revving and coupled with the excellent CVT transmission the bike will be going faster than you think. It's quite quiet and you think you are going slow but you are in fact going quite quickly. It's a very stealthy quiet machine. These diesel quad bikes work in minus 30c upto 50c above with no problem. From deserts to ice and snow. They just keep working and they run on 6 different types of diesel fuel, from Jet A-1 to Bio-Diesel. It will run on more fuel types than an Abrams Tank. If you're a farmer or forest worker then you need a real machine. This is the machine for Australian farms. It's great on Norwegian farms too. Arctic Cat Diesel is the answer. Visit Arctic Cat Australia for your nearest dealer. Visit Toowoomba Bikes and Bits in Queensland for a special price. www.toowoombabikesandbits.com.au The bike has 11" of clearance. The wheel articulation is very compliant and there's plenty of traction offroad. Offroad in low range it is unstoppable with a load in rough terrain. Show me a better quad bike for a farm !!!!!! This is the one ! All I need now is for a Stihl 660 Diesel Chain saw and I'll be set. www.arcticcat.com Arctic Cat Australia Toowoomba Bikes and Bits All the benefits of diesel and fuel commonality. Perfect solution NB : Side by Side quads are far more dangerous. If you want to sit close to your "buddy", then take up golf. Role bars kill people every day. Quads are safe. 1 quad, 1 rider = Safe. And don't you just love how the "Sexy green" just blends in to the environment ? It's a very relaxing colour. Also, government departments should start using these, especially in forestry management.