Future of Rincon

[shapeshifter]

Just found out the Rincon is no longer Honda flagship ATV, and I've got mixed feelings honestly. I get that change is inevitable, and the Rubicon had that title before the Rincon showed up in '03, but it still stings a bit to see it fade out of the spotlight, just saying anyway, thought to share my thoughts here, I've been riding my 2004 Rincon for years, and while I've been thinking about switching to a side by side eventually, I hope Rincon is not being phased out and I hope it doesn't start affecting parts availability and support down the line

 

[horsep0wer]

I feel you on this one, its tough seeing the Rincon lose its flagship status, especially when it's been such a solid and reliable machine for so many years. Change is part of the game, sure, but for those of us who've ridden and trusted these bikes for decades, it hits different for sure. Hopefully Honda keeps supporting it and parts stay available, even if its no longer in the spotlight. It's still got plenty of life left in it, and a lot of riders who still love and rely on it.

 

[lifewithlemons35]

Just found out the Rincon is no longer Honda flagship ATV, and I've got mixed feelings honestly. I get that change is inevitable, and the Rubicon had that title before the Rincon showed up in '03, but it still stings a bit to see it fade out of the spotlight, just saying anyway, thought to share my thoughts here, I've been riding my 2004 Rincon for years, and while I've been thinking about switching to a side by side eventually, I hope Rincon is not being phased out and I hope it doesn't start affecting parts availability and support down the line

Was 2024 the last run? Have you had any trouble finding parts lately? I saw places like Partzilla and MotoSport still carry a bunch of stuff, but wondering how long that'll last if support slows down.