Bought a new Grizz in Dec and Yamaha is offering "FREE" Training and will pay me $100 if I buy a Yamaha Force Helmet. Anyone heard about this?? and if so, what is a Yamaha Force helmet as i have looked on the web and can't find it.

thks,

 

I bought a Suzuki Quad and they'll pay me $100 to take a safety course, but didnt have to buy a specific helmet.

 

Ok, what would be a good helmet??

 

Any thing that is not a novelty helmet would be ok, but good luck I have been on the list for eight months and a buddy has been on the list two years here to go to the class to get paid the $100 bucks

 

Just got my P700 in Dec and am scheduled to go for training in Feb. Never heard of a specific saftey equipment requirement though. As long as you have a DOT approved helmet, goggles, over the ankle boots, long sleeve shirt, long pants, and gloves that should be it. Make sure your dealer isn't just trying to get more of your money.

Enjoy

 

If you are a newbie,,,,the safety course is a great idea.

 

well...i aint gonna take a TRAINING coarse... srry all im a young kid(15 in feb) and a noob to quads(started in june) but im startin to get into it.... i do need to take a coarse for some kinda permit or lisence to ride in MI ...but i think u gotta b 16 to not have to get 1... so i think ima just w8 till im 16(or 18 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]) to go to silver lake... by then i should have mroe mdos [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Just wear your gear kid. good luck

 

Speedy222. Not taking the safety course is a bad decision. I also live in Michigan, and have several friends and newphews that are your age that have taken the course. You don't have to be 16 to ride in Michigan, just have your safety certificate and be riding with an adult. You would be able to go to Silver Lake and not have to worry about anyone taking your quad or giving you a ticket. You can go to
http://www.atvoffroad.net and check out safety Bill. He would be glad to answer any questions you may have and make arrangements for you to take the class.
Good luck and always wear your brain bucket!