I bought an Argo Xplorer ATV in Canada last year which is just a rebranded TGB. I have loved it so far. The only negative I can think of is that the recommended 10W40 isn’t great in the cold (-15C or below). I switched to full synthetic 0W40 and now have zero issues cold starting. It’s been a great quad so far.
i live in the Netherlands, and have a farm, my TGB Blade 500 from 2015 new purchase, never let me down. and it is at work every day all day. never disappoints, have had others polaris, Yamaha they both last 3 years on the farm. TGB still going strong, but parts are very expensive, down side. 500cc 40 hp 4x4 and 2 wheel drive. my TGB looks like crap after all those years of work, and stays outside in any weather. not expensive to buy, but you will pay plenty for parts.
Not on the standard base model though. If you want a winch on other brands, you usually have to purchase a higher trim level which also adds on bigger wheels, bigger tires, etc….as well as a couple thousand extra on the price tag.
It's actually a Canadian brand manufactured in Taiwan... which is where all the parts for EVERY ATV/UTV is made that is worth anything (Polaris, Yamaha, Honda, Can-Am, etc). In fact, TGB actually manufactures these parts for them!
Lots of talk with no real info. How about some specs.....HP, suspension travel, rack capacities, towing, etc..... Put it to some tests with whomever you think your competitors are.
Price is roughly 13,000 dollars before taxes and fees and they come FULLY equipped unlike the competitors. Like the video explains, TGB cuts out the middle man and sells their machines way cheaper than any other brand. Same parts, same quality!
nice NY cap Mr. Canada.
I bought an Argo Xplorer ATV in Canada last year which is just a rebranded TGB. I have loved it so far. The only negative I can think of is that the recommended 10W40 isn’t great in the cold (-15C or below). I switched to full synthetic 0W40 and now have zero issues cold starting.
It’s been a great quad so far.
i live in the Netherlands, and have a farm, my TGB Blade 500 from 2015 new purchase, never let me down.
and it is at work every day all day. never disappoints, have had others polaris, Yamaha they both last 3 years on the farm.
TGB still going strong, but parts are very expensive, down side. 500cc 40 hp 4x4 and 2 wheel drive.
my TGB looks like crap after all those years of work, and stays outside in any weather.
not expensive to buy, but you will pay plenty for parts.
Is it only good for parking lots??
Mine works great in Northern Maine winters. Even in sub zero. Goes thru deep snow with no issues . Even 5+ft snow piles along the road side.
Herbert Isle
TGB, Tiawan Golden Bee. How is that Canadian?
The same way that GMC isn't technically a Canadian brand, it is American despite having the word Canada in the name
Wowwww lmao if you think the C in GMC stands for Canada you are definitely shouldn’t be working at a car dealership 😂
So many other brands come woth winches too
Not on the standard base model though. If you want a winch on other brands, you usually have to purchase a higher trim level which also adds on bigger wheels, bigger tires, etc….as well as a couple thousand extra on the price tag.
TGB ? Common come up with a better Brand name ! I smell a lotta Chinese here ! SNIFF SNIFF !!
It's actually a Canadian brand manufactured in Taiwan... which is where all the parts for EVERY ATV/UTV is made that is worth anything (Polaris, Yamaha, Honda, Can-Am, etc). In fact, TGB actually manufactures these parts for them!
Lots of talk with no real info. How about some specs.....HP, suspension travel, rack capacities, towing, etc..... Put it to some tests with whomever you think your competitors are.
Great salesman, but riding in a parking lot doesn’t show us much. He should have been ripping on a trail.
What about price
Price is roughly 13,000 dollars before taxes and fees and they come FULLY equipped unlike the competitors. Like the video explains, TGB cuts out the middle man and sells their machines way cheaper than any other brand. Same parts, same quality!