Need Grizzly info... and suggestions
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Need Grizzly info... and suggestions
Would like some info and suggestions on bikes. Looking to buy a large 4x4 - 500cc+. I have ridden a scrambler 400 for years, but need something diifferent for hunting, light farm work, trails - including mountains, some mud but not primary use, etc. I have ridden a Sportsman 500 h.o. quite a bit, and like the IRS, but not their 4x4 system for this type of bike.
I have been looking at the Grizzly 660, and would like to know what changes have been made on 02,03,04 models and what new is coming on 05's? Have also looked at some Arctic cats 500 and 650 auto. What are pros of Yamaha vs AC? Not sure if I really need a 660cc sized engine - is it worth the extra $ for what I am doing, and what are rumors about Yamaha having a new 05 bike with IRS in 500cc range?
Thanks for the help and suggestions!
I have been looking at the Grizzly 660, and would like to know what changes have been made on 02,03,04 models and what new is coming on 05's? Have also looked at some Arctic cats 500 and 650 auto. What are pros of Yamaha vs AC? Not sure if I really need a 660cc sized engine - is it worth the extra $ for what I am doing, and what are rumors about Yamaha having a new 05 bike with IRS in 500cc range?
Thanks for the help and suggestions!
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Need Grizzly info... and suggestions
I love my Griz, But if you are looking for something smaller than 660 the 05 kodiak comes in 400 or 450 and is now IRS just like the 660. It has the same trans and 4x4 set-up also. I don't believe anything has changed for the 05 Grizz. Starting in )4 they put the heat kit on and went back to the bigger axles that were on the 02's. The 03's had a problem breaking axles because they were different than the 02's.
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