Does Yamaha still make the Wolverine?
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Some guys were saying it's not on their website anymore. I found it under their Sport section but when I clicked on it, it showed a 2010??? 2010 Yamaha Wolverine 450 Auto. 4X4 Home, information
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Some guys were saying it's not on their website anymore. I found it under their Sport section but when I clicked on it, it showed a 2010??? 2010 Yamaha Wolverine 450 Auto. 4X4 Home, information
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An SRA really does not work well on a trail machine- the atv just wants to throw the rider over every bump. The scrambler has the same issue- they are just too rough to ride for any length of time especially compared to how much smoother the IRS is on a rough trail.
IMO- SRA's belong on sport quads where they are ridden over flatter terrain and dunes- and have no business on 4x4's hitting rough trails & deep mud. The worst 4x4 atv I've ever ridden was my 08 scrambler 500- it was heavy as hell with an SRA- just heavy & clumsy.
personally- I think the sport quads that pull of the "hybrid" the best are the honda xx and the polaris outlaw- both have IRS but not the heavy 4x4 equipment-
The renegade is in a league of its own, but you cant really call that a dedicated sport quad like the outlaw & xx.
It really does not work well both ways... in other words, putting an IRS on a sport quad for it to handle trails better works well, but throwing an SRA on a utility so it feels more like a sport quad just does not work well.
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Beergut I do hear you and agree about the SRA. I don't ride much mud or rough trails so it hasn't been much of a problem. I mostly ride fairly smooth trails with some mud where I hit 4X4 when needed. On rough trails though the SRA does give you a workout! My 25" mudlites have helped out alot there. More cushion as the stock tires are really stiff. There is definitely no substitute for IRS.