2023 Honda Pioneer 700

NOTHING MORE THAN EVERYTHING YOU NEED

It's easy to recognize the Honda Pioneer as the best side-by-side choice for worksites and weekends alike, but which model is perfect for your needs? For many, the answer is the middleweight Pioneer 700. The chassis and engine strike a perfect balance between size and capability, helping it rise to nearly any challenge. And with features like a full-tilt bed and stellar handling through the roughest terrain, it’s more than enough for many riders. And when the work stops, the fun truly begins – with available Electric Power Steering and a 675cc engine that begs to be driven. Of course, if you need to bring more passengers along for the ride, be sure to check out our four-person Pioneer 700-4.

• Engine Type
  675cc liquid-cooled OHV single-cylinder four-stroke
• Bore And Stroke
  102.0mm x 82.6mm
• Compression Ratio
  9.2:1
• Induction
  Fuel Injection (PGM-FI); 40mm throttle body
• Valve Train
  OHV; four valves per cylinder
• Clutch
  Automatic
• Transmission
  Automotive-style automatic transmission with hydraulic torque converter, three forward gears and Reverse. Three drive modes include 2WD, 4WD and 4WD with Differential lock. AT/MT modes with paddle shifting on the deluxe and Forest models.
• Driveline
  Direct front and rear driveshafts
• Front Suspension
  Independent double-wishbone; 7.9-inch travel
• Rear Suspension
  Independent double-wishbone; 9.1-inch travel
• Front Brake
  Dual 200mm hydraulic discs
• Rear Brake
  170mm hydraulic disc
• Front Tires
  25 x 8-12
• Rear Tires
  25 x 10-12
• Length
  114.8 inches
• Width
  59.9 inches
• Height
  77.6 inches
• Wheelbase
  76.8 inches
• Bed Capacity
  1000 pounds
• Towing Capacity
  1500 pounds
• Ground Clearance
  10.8 inches
• Turning Radius
  14.8 feet
• Curb Weight
  1292 pounds - Includes all standard equipment, required fluids and full tank of fuel.
• Fuel Capacity
  8.1 gallons, including 1.5-gallon reserve

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