Still ok but also more of a golf cart so I guess technically I don’t use it for what it is built for 🙂. The worst I had was the brakes went spongy and I noticed that the master brake cylinder cracked. Took it to the dealer because it was still under warranty and they replaced the Bluetooth head unit, flushed all fluids, replaced the master cylinder, and then replaced the oil seal by the belt because it started weeping. I guess it would be much worse if it was t “proactive” repairs. With all that in mind, it is a fraction of a price of a $25k Polaris or Mule so definitely keeping that in mind too. 🙂
It depends on what your budget is. You end up getting a lot of options with ODES (on average) for a significantly lower price. If you plan to cruise around ODES will work just fine. My 2 gripes are: It is a bit noisy (belt driven) in the cab and without a heat insulation it can get pretty warm in the cab. That said, to get the same options/features on a Honda, Polaris, CanAm, etc, there is about a 30% markup. I would suggest test driving them and see what you like best :)
@@ariesnc6320 we bought it with intent to use at a family farm or go to off road parks. Instead, ended up driving it around the neighborhood like a golf cart 😂 so any sound of disappoint is only because I wish we used it a lot more haha
It came from and installed by our local ODES dealership at the time of purchase. It was a good unit for what it was and only issue I had was when the amplified burned up but it was replaced under warranty. Overall a great unit.
I reccomend you own something smaller first…. People who buy these, buy them as their FIRST atv…. People buy utv usually as their 2nd or 3rd… so they already are aware of the nature of the maintenance on offroad vehicles…. NONE of them can be rode hard and parked without maintenance…
My personal opinion is that for the price of an ODES vs others on the market, it doesn’t get much better. 🙂 It may not be as quiet or smooth riding as Polaris, can-am, or Kawasaki but you are also not spending $25k or more. Plus these can be registered on the street if you like.
Ever since we sold this one, we miss it quite a bit. Unfortunately the 2022 Massimo is not in the cards for us. :) That said, I believe that Massimo became ODES again in 2022 but I am not entirely sure.
These are junk trash no good they're nothing but knockoff can ams. I've had two of them and they both just tore up both of them had suspension problems and one of them had really bad wiring problems and nobody had touched the wiring they were just that bad don't buy these
I see bad experiences from people with these. Is yours still ok or have you had problems
Still ok but also more of a golf cart so I guess technically I don’t use it for what it is built for 🙂. The worst I had was the brakes went spongy and I noticed that the master brake cylinder cracked.
Took it to the dealer because it was still under warranty and they replaced the Bluetooth head unit, flushed all fluids, replaced the master cylinder, and then replaced the oil seal by the belt because it started weeping. I guess it would be much worse if it was t “proactive” repairs.
With all that in mind, it is a fraction of a price of a $25k Polaris or Mule so definitely keeping that in mind too. 🙂
Looking for something to ride the family around on the farm. Will this be dependable or should I go Honda, Polaris, etc ?
It depends on what your budget is. You end up getting a lot of options with ODES (on average) for a significantly lower price. If you plan to cruise around ODES will work just fine. My 2 gripes are: It is a bit noisy (belt driven) in the cab and without a heat insulation it can get pretty warm in the cab.
That said, to get the same options/features on a Honda, Polaris, CanAm, etc, there is about a 30% markup.
I would suggest test driving them and see what you like best :)
@@autoraiders9520 You seem disappointed in the beginning by saying it’s an over glorified golf cart, lol.
@@ariesnc6320 we bought it with intent to use at a family farm or go to off road parks. Instead, ended up driving it around the neighborhood like a golf cart 😂 so any sound of disappoint is only because I wish we used it a lot more haha
Where did you find the stereo plate ?
It came from and installed by our local ODES dealership at the time of purchase. It was a good unit for what it was and only issue I had was when the amplified burned up but it was replaced under warranty. Overall a great unit.
I reccomend you own something smaller first…. People who buy these, buy them as their FIRST atv…. People buy utv usually as their 2nd or 3rd… so they already are aware of the nature of the maintenance on offroad vehicles…. NONE of them can be rode hard and parked without maintenance…
Did it come with rear bumper or did you add it ? If so where did you purchase? Thanks.
It came from factory with the rear bumper 🙂
Ok thanks
In California can be stret legal?
I am not sure about California. The primary concern would be emissions. I encourage you to reach out to Massimo/Odes to double check 🙂
I’m looking to buy one of these? Are they good machines?
My personal opinion is that for the price of an ODES vs others on the market, it doesn’t get much better. 🙂 It may not be as quiet or smooth riding as Polaris, can-am, or Kawasaki but you are also not spending $25k or more. Plus these can be registered on the street if you like.
If your easy on it and not hard it it's ok
Can you please purchase a 2022 Massimo msu 850-5?
Ever since we sold this one, we miss it quite a bit. Unfortunately the 2022 Massimo is not in the cards for us. :)
That said, I believe that Massimo became ODES again in 2022 but I am not entirely sure.
@@autoraiders9520 would you be able to purchase other Massimo utv?
These are junk trash no good they're nothing but knockoff can ams. I've had two of them and they both just tore up both of them had suspension problems and one of them had really bad wiring problems and nobody had touched the wiring they were just that bad don't buy these
i have one. its garbage.