Here is the link



http://www.yamaha-motor.com/products...cid=29&mid=397

 

I think it looks just as it dad does...LOL

Looks nice!

 

Wow, I didn't see that coming!

 

Check out Yamaha's website and run their comparison in the specifications section for the "new" Grizzly 125. Compare it against the Breeze - a model that's been out for years. You'll see that all they did was take the Breeze, change a couple of pieces of plastic and add some racks to make a mini-grizzly with dual headlights. I'm not knocking the Breeze. I own one for my son, and its been very reliable and done everything we've asked it to do. I just enjoy catching the marketing folks at Yamaha in a white lie.

 

I think its a nice update for the Breeze.

 

I think so too. I just wish they had been more honest about it, especially in light of the fact that they really haven't changed any of the engineering to a very old design. Everything they've done is simply cosmetic. There's nothing really "new" about it.

 

Well at least it looks better!!! I never did like the looks of the breeze.

Do they really need to update this quad because for its intended purpose it still seems ok in its old design.

 

The design is really basic. People don't buy this quad for sporty handling or for heavy utility type work. After all, its only a 125. So I'd admit that a redesign really wasn't needed. My beef is the way that they packaged the quad as some new arrival and named it after another newer quad, the grizzly, which was a large improvement over Yamaha's older utility quads. Its all marketing. I'd still recommend the quad to anyone looking for an entry level quad for an inexperienced rider that's between eight and about thirteen years old. I even enjoy tooling around on it once in a while, and I'm 42!