Does the yamaha wolverine have a hand clutch or do you just shift gears?

 

It is an auto clutch - you just shift gears.

 

Thanks for the quik reply thomez.

 

It has an auto clutch, just pull up on the shifter. FST makes a kit to make it a manual clutch.

 

Welcome - as an owner I guess I'm as qualified as anyone to reply to that one [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

I am gonna be moving to a house with not as much land so i am considering a new wolverine.

 

I love mine ...

Ask any questions you have about them there are a lot of owners around here that know them pretty darn well.

 

Do they have a sporty ride to them? or are they more utility? in other words, can i jump it?

 

They are as sport as any 4x4 you will find. Especially if you get the Warn 424 which allows you to change in and out of 4 wheel drive. I don't have one yet but might sometime or another when I am not spending money getting my 'Dale MX ready. You can jump them and the factory suspension isn't too bad. I fly mine about 10-12 feet off the ground pretty regularly, and I can assure you that will pretty much bottom out the shocks but it isn't too killer on you to make you not want to do it again and again. They fly great, very level. If you check out a magazine review that is always one thing they always say about them, they are impressed with how they fly. I go to a local place around here and on the 2 little doubles they have I'm jumping as high as anyone out there on my Wolv while they are on sport bikes. Not saying that I'm a super jumper or that the Wolv is, but they ride like little girls for some reason. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img] You won't be disappointed in its jumping ability, I guess that is the bottom line. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I think i am gonna go with the wolverine, Was yours bought new or used? How much did you give for it?