Last weekend i bought a 900$ yamaha timberwolve, not sure whats this bike is, never heard of it before, i think its a 250cc...the bike is in gr8 condition, clean oil, airfilter, plug, it has only 1 zerk on whole bike, shaft driven, air cooled 5 speed...Just wonder if anybody owns one or heard of it...

 

i have heard of it and ridden one. i have a beartracker which is the newer verson. yours is a 230 not a 250. do you know what year it is. i payed way to much for mine

 

they are a reliable entry level utility quad that has been around for some time. We almost bought one a few years back.

Enjoy your new found 4 wheels

and ride safely!!!

 

Im not sure what year it is, but the thing is in amazing condition, no cracks in the plastic, no grease, nothing...Im still waiting on the title. Glad to hear its relieable, its always good to have 1 reliable bike to put around on when ya got a 2 stroke...

 

I had a 92, beat the snot outa it, motor ran flawlessly, i cant say the same for the rest of it though... when i finally got rid of it, the frame was twisted, the driveshaft was sheared, and the swingarm pivot bolts where always comeing undone.

 

my dad usta own one it was a twist throttle the first time i got on it i cranked it up and my dad almost flew off the bak but as he was falling he fliped the kill switch and saved the day haha

 

i had a 96 yamaha timber wolf it was a great great atv brought me much joy never had no problems with it but it got stole in 1999 sucked badly but anyways i have the front rack and the owners manual to it if you want either you can have them ill send either to ya an then u can send me the cost to send after u get them let me know cause i have no use for em

 

I bought a 97 Timberwolf 4x4 for my wife and I have had zero problems with it. My buddies ride during hunting season or when I want somebody to go with me and they do not have one to ride. Paid 3700 and feel I have gotten my moneys worth. The only thing I have to do on it is replace the brake shoes, which is not bad considering it is 8 years old and this is the first time I have had to replace them. I thought they were gone ealier this year but after adjusting them they worked fine, now one of the front's is hanging alittle.

A kid had a 2x4 version of it at the camp below me and with a set a bear claws on it he was going just about anywhere we were with our heavier 4x4 ones, threw alot of mud while doing so.

Great older kids machine or a timid wife/girlfriend one. I am keeping it to give to my little boy and then my wife will get a new one, right now he has Raptor and I am thinking a mini-Grizzly(Breeze) in 2 years. So in about 5 years he gets the Timberwolf.

AlaskaBoy.