Nice looking bike. Only 4500 miles in 21 years? Of course it runs well, it took you 20 years to break it in. You're the kind of guy I'd like to buy a couple year old one from, I'll put 4500 on one in a year and a half, I average around 3000 a summer.

Personally I wish you could still get straight axle atvs, sure they rode a little rougher, but they were a LOT less tipsy, and they could haul more weight. Honda is the only ATV to my knowledge to still offer a manual transmission option. Costs a couple hundred more for the foot shift over the electronic buttons on the handlebars, but well worth it for the reliability IMO. And I've been going up something steep so I'm standing up leaning over the handlebars and hit a bump and bumped the shift button with my waist a couple different times. It only takes a time or two of going from crawling up a steep hill to bumping the shift button and having it kick into neutral and be flying down the hill backwards to make you think that is maybe not such a good design. Don't hit the back brakes if you are ever in that predicament, because it will be coming right over on top of you if you do. To be fair, I've done the same thing with another brand and managed to hit the kill switch and bump it off, with pretty much the same results.