Looks like the end of the warrior. NEW....RAPTOR 350 . 375 lbs. dry weight, m.s.r.p. 4,999. Couldn't they call it something else? WHat do you guys think?

 

" and a dry weight of only 375 pounds lets you carve tight lines." <-- off yamaha website

I find this very funny...a dry weight of ONLY 375 # but yet there 450 weighs 350...hmm I think they could have done better

 

I think a 660 weighs 20 lbs more

 

yes they coulda done better than 375...but the warrior was over 400 so it's still an improvement i guess....the 660 is 398 by the way

 

I knew it was somewhere around there I just didn't want to look it up

 

check again guys and gals but my old warrior was around 380 dry , the new raptor ain't nothing but a old warrior in new plastic same engine and tranny same basic frame and suspension . so about same weight .[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

the only think really different in the rear suspenstion, pipe, and I think the cams, and on the website on one part it says 33 mm carb and on another part it says 36 so who knows, but a 2004 warrior weighs 397

 

Ok guys and gals make sure you wear your helmets and proper safty gear or Deanz Z-400 will be chasing after you cause there "ain't nothin" like a ATV safety instructor.

 

Dude, quit raggin on people, its better that hes teaching kids to be safe and not bring attention to our sport than someone run a quad off a cliff and have more ammo for anti-atv groups to whine about getting our quads banned because they werent taught proper safety [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img]

 

After flipping in an a flat open area I think you might need a saftey instructor. hahahahahah