10-16-2003, 12:20 AM
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| Senior Member  | grizzly 660!....
any of ya got one of these yet? ive read some pretty bad articles about them! i read ones guys story about his over heating constantly! so bad that the dealer had to go back and add a heat shield under the tank to protect the tank ! personally ive always had good luck with all my yamaha's ive bought before. although ive never owned a atv (only owned dirt and street bikes) so i dont know from experiance how the grizz is. my brother in law has a honda rubicon i borrow alot and that thing is awesome! i just wish it had independant rear suspension,
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01-01-2004, 02:27 PM
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Lisbon, Ohio
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| 03 Yamaha Grizzly
I got one with slightly bigger mud and snow tires on it. 1 1/2 deep tread that will tear up some turf. These are small, powerful machines that will go anywhere, even where you cant walk. I understand there has been some problems reported with the Grizzlys but not this one. Probabally hundreds of thousands of these sold , you hear about the bad ones, never the great ones. I would recommend to any grown-up that he get the biggest most powerful quad that he or she can afford. If Yamaha is your brand the Grizzly is it. I removed the spark arrester in the stock muffler and have immeadiate throtle response that will turn those agressive tires in most any situation. Get the Grizzly, odds are you will get a good one that will deliver years of reliable mud slingin...Ripin and tearin...Dallas Griz shown with old tires |
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01-01-2004, 02:33 PM
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| Senior Member   Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: on the road
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I didn't own one but I used one all the time on the ranch Liss and I lived on outside of Laredo, TX. Nice to have to haul stuff around, and a heckuva lotta fun to ride! 
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