Would you buy a Grizzly again?
#3
Because if you saw the list of ATV's I have owned (24 now with my new Grizzly) you would see that I have tried about everything. I am ultra impressed with the Grizzly I just purchased. I didn't think I could like something better than the Kingquad (which I still think is a great machine). There is just something fun about the Grizzly that I haven't seen in other Utility machines.
#4
Because if you saw the list of ATV's I have owned (24 now with my new Grizzly) you would see that I have tried about everything. I am ultra impressed with the Grizzly I just purchased. I didn't think I could like something better than the Kingquad (which I still think is a great machine). There is just something fun about the Grizzly that I haven't seen in other Utility machines.
#5
We have a couple guys that ride with us that use to have Grizzlies. They both tried other machines. One guy tried a Brute and then an XP. The other guy also tried an XP. They are both back on Grizzlies. Other machines may have more power and a few other things, but nothing beats a good, solid, reliable machine that's fun to ride. I feel the same way about my King.
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#8
I had the old Kodiak 450 (does that count a a Grizzly 450?) and I'd stay with my suzuki. I do beat my machines (mostly mud) and the Yamaha wheel bearing just didn't hold up. In 2400 miles I replaced all the wheel bearings in my Yamaha and the straw that broke the camels back was when I opened my shed and all my front diff fluid was on the floor.
2800 Miles on my King and I have replaced all the rear a-arm bushings (known issue) but no bearings (knocking on wood)
Buck
2800 Miles on my King and I have replaced all the rear a-arm bushings (known issue) but no bearings (knocking on wood)
Buck
#9
I have a '07 Yamaha Kodiak/Grizzly 450 and it's as capable as any machine in it's class. It has always performed exactly as expected with no problems. The only complaint is the rear diff seals seam to leak after time from crap getting at them.
I would buy another in a heartbeat but I would probably go up in size and then give mine to the wife.
I would buy another in a heartbeat but I would probably go up in size and then give mine to the wife.