Octane
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Im kinda disappointed that they didnt come out with a sport quad with the motor from the YZ 250F.
They just dropped the Banshee and Blaster and left it at that.
They just dropped the Banshee and Blaster and left it at that.
shanksRX-1
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yamaha did exactly what I predicted they would with the grizzly... Personally(without seeing the new one in person) I like the old look better. Im not sure about the power stearing thing.. It really sounds like an unnecessary feature. My wife has no problem keeping up and stearing my grizzly just fine with me on the back and she is lucky to weigh 120lbs. (Yes I get on the back and let her drive from time to time, easier access to the cooler from the back seat.)
I hate to say it but Im more interested in the BRP renegade. finally a real sport 4x4 rather than the underpowered wannabe wolverine that yamaha put out the last couple years. I was quite dissappointed when I rode it...
One way or another I love my 660 grizz and will keep it for atleast another year, maybe two...
I hate to say it but Im more interested in the BRP renegade. finally a real sport 4x4 rather than the underpowered wannabe wolverine that yamaha put out the last couple years. I was quite dissappointed when I rode it...
One way or another I love my 660 grizz and will keep it for atleast another year, maybe two...
Octane
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IMO, just because they put sporty-looking plastic on an Outlander 800 that does not make it a sport quad. The same goes for the Wolverine and the Scrambler, IMO.
By the way, its not "BRP" anymore, now its, "Can-Am". Apparently they changed the name to completely differentiate themselves from the aviation side of Bombardier. Thats kind of a slap in the face to the company's founder, IMO. Id bet he is spinning in his grave over that one...
By the way, its not "BRP" anymore, now its, "Can-Am". Apparently they changed the name to completely differentiate themselves from the aviation side of Bombardier. Thats kind of a slap in the face to the company's founder, IMO. Id bet he is spinning in his grave over that one...
