The Raptor comes in a crate so small, you wouldn't believe it could fit. The guy that assembled mine at the dealer said that the Raptor required much more assembly than most of the other Yamahas. He had to put on all of the pegs, fender braces, bumper, handlebars, wheels/tires, etc. Sounds like my $75 set-up fee was worthwhile.

 

The Raptor I seen all they did was took out of crate raised bars tightend them and put the wheels on and it was ready to role. And they were messing with the oil

 

For those of you that want to see what a Raptor looks like *STRAIGHT OUT OF THE CRATE* here is physical evidence for y'all.

Raptor Assembly

 

Hey x250rDude, i just moved to conn, and i was wondering where i could go riding. Right now i live on the shoreline and there is nowhere to ride at all!! I would appreciate any info!!

 

Trax400,I also live on the shorline,we go riding almost every weekend.We go trail riding up in Moodus alot and also we go up to the Cromwell pits alot.Contact me via e mail if youd like to come with us.We are going trailing this weekend and welcome to join. Sonydigit@aol.com