how do you all like your grizzlys
#21
09-03-2003, 01:17 AM
how do you all like your grizzlys
Originally posted by: Carbo
yeah, I checked around before I bought mine and they were the cheapest within a reasonable distance. They're real easy to deal with. I called them up and asked if they had a green grizzly in stock. Billy said yes. I told him to put the mud-lites and winch on it and I'd be there in 2 hours to pick it up. When I pulled up he had it finished sitting in front of the doors. Man that thang looked tough. I've been happy so far except for the gas boil problem. I just took my bike apart and installed the Yamaha heat shield under the gas tank and around the fuel line and put on the vented panels. I'm taking it out wed. night for a night ride with some of my friends. It'll be the first time running it with the improvements on it. I hope it fixes it. Have you had any problems with gas boil?
Later
yeah, I checked around before I bought mine and they were the cheapest within a reasonable distance. They're real easy to deal with. I called them up and asked if they had a green grizzly in stock. Billy said yes. I told him to put the mud-lites and winch on it and I'd be there in 2 hours to pick it up. When I pulled up he had it finished sitting in front of the doors. Man that thang looked tough. I've been happy so far except for the gas boil problem. I just took my bike apart and installed the Yamaha heat shield under the gas tank and around the fuel line and put on the vented panels. I'm taking it out wed. night for a night ride with some of my friends. It'll be the first time running it with the improvements on it. I hope it fixes it. Have you had any problems with gas boil?
Later
when did you buy your bike? Was it a "new" 03?
#22
09-03-2003, 01:35 AM
how do you all like your grizzlys
well I had a 2002 grizzly but I got rid of it because speed and jumping was my thing...I absolutely LOVED it when I had it though! A great quad with sooo much low end power, with plenty of top end for your average guy [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Also a grizz weighs in at around 600, where a sp is more around 700. And that wieght is definately somthing you notice when rideing. My friends that I ride with all have a pretty big variety of quads. There is a sp 700 and a grizz 660. both stock, both 2003's, and the grizz will ALWAYS beat the sp700 in pulling contests, mud, and the sp has about 2 mph more top speed. I would buy another grizz in a heart beat if I had the extra money!
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