grizz or bf?
#11
Curls,
The same thing happened to me. My wife claimed my Griz and I tried the BF but it just didn't feel right. I'm sure it would have been an awsome machine once I got used to it, but since I had no problems with the griz and it did everything I needed it to do plus, I bought another Griz. I couldn't be happier.
As soon as I get home I'll post some pics with the tracks on. I can't wait to hit the snowmobile trails this winter.
The same thing happened to me. My wife claimed my Griz and I tried the BF but it just didn't feel right. I'm sure it would have been an awsome machine once I got used to it, but since I had no problems with the griz and it did everything I needed it to do plus, I bought another Griz. I couldn't be happier.
As soon as I get home I'll post some pics with the tracks on. I can't wait to hit the snowmobile trails this winter.
#12
Both are great machines. I have had no problems what-so-ever with my BF750 and I ride through some nasty stuff on the deer lease........swamp bottom mud holes...etc. Here is my take:
Ground Clearance: Griz 11.8" vs BF 10.8".......advantage slightly to griz
Power: Hands down BF750........although the griz 660 has been a proven powerful machine.
Fast Handling: Toss up
Slow Handling: Toss up
Ride: Slight Edge to griz
Reliability: Toss up........although the griz has been around and proven itself
You can't go wrong with either.
Ground Clearance: Griz 11.8" vs BF 10.8".......advantage slightly to griz
Power: Hands down BF750........although the griz 660 has been a proven powerful machine.
Fast Handling: Toss up
Slow Handling: Toss up
Ride: Slight Edge to griz
Reliability: Toss up........although the griz has been around and proven itself
You can't go wrong with either.
#14
I see most of the BF owners have aftermarket tires. I've heard that makes the deciding factor on the handling. I just had a small test of the BF750 on a trail at the dealers and had a feeling of tipping on an off-camber. I just bought a Grizzly and took a very steep off-camber Saturday and didn't feel like I was going to tip. The ride on the Grizzly is like a Cadillac. I'm am unsure of the Bf's. The ultimate would be to put the Kawi motor with the Yamaha chassis and transmission. My Twin Peaks definetly packs more punch, so the BF will undoubtedly have an even greater hit.
#15
thnx for all ur suggestions guys. i got the 05 grizz in woodlands camo. its stock for now. ill get pictures as soon as i can. ive actually had the grizz for about 3 weeks now but i havnt been on this iste in forever.
#16
If you were positive you wanted a Grizzly, for the same amount of money you can get a KingQuad with more power, better handling, better suspension, EFI, 3 independent headlights, sealed "clutch-type" rear disc brakes, etc.
#18
nah, i took the kingquad for a ride before and i dont like it much. i mean, its a great quad and all, but ive always loved grizzly's and i finally had a chance to get one so i did. im really happy with the grizzly and i wouldnt exchange it for any other quad.
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