the wolverine is a great quad, good luck
it lacks speed though, its the same as the warrior only MUCH MUCH HEAVIER

 

I believe warrior is a good trail quad, but not the best. I think the 05 400ex is better since it has reverse now...but its better than some

 

The warrior is 405lbs dry weight and and the wolverine is 477 lbs. That isn't MUCH MUCH HEAVIER, besides for 4x4, bigger tires, a back rack, and a extra gallon of gas in the tank, it is well worth 72 lbs. For you to say the wolverine lacks speed, I doubt you have ever driven one.

 

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Originally posted by: warriorbansheeboy
the wolverine is a great quad, good luck
it lacks speed though, its the same as the warrior only MUCH MUCH HEAVIER
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The warrior is 405lbs dry weight and and the wolverine is 477 lbs. That isn't MUCH MUCH HEAVIER, besides for 4x4, bigger tires, a back rack, and a extra gallon of gas in the tank, it is well worth 72 lbs. For you to say the wolverine lacks speed, I doubt you have ever driven one.
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Wrong..warrior is 375 DRY

 

Warrior 375 DRY what???????? that would be the same as a 400ex and i no the warrior is heavier than the 400ex

 

Thats what the new raptor/warrior weigh's

 

because im pretty sure they made it lighter

 

yeah the new raptor 350 is surly lighter that was one of the reasons they made it, to improve on the warrior

 

Heatseeker,

Please get your info straight before chiming in on the discussion. The new raptor 350 weighs 375 lbs dry, this discussion about a warrior which is 405 lbs Dry. They are similar, but they are NOT the same quad.

 

Well, I've got both the Wolverine & Warrior. The weight isn't very noticible unless you're in some really tight trails or jumping anything over 4' high, and that's more the 7" of travel than the weight difference of the Wolverine. If it's rained a lot and the trails are filled with water or we're doing some climbing over dirt piles, rocks, or ditches I take the Wolverine. If the trails are drier or I want to catch air over 4' I take the Warrior. They're both very good all around machines.