2002 Yamaha raptor 660
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2002 Yamaha raptor 660
I just got a Yamaha raptor 660 as a project quad, I am 6'2" 347lbs and was curious if this quad will do alright with me being so big, I have wanted a raptor since they came out in late 2001 and now I have one I'm curious if it will be good enough for me to have fun on and go pretty fast. Plus does anyone know if the engine and vin numbers are suppose to match or not? I live in Tennessee so I'm not required to have a title for the raptor but just wanted to know if the numbers are suppose to match.
Thanks for reading,
Jackal
Thanks for reading,
Jackal
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I just got a Yamaha raptor 660 as a project quad, I am 6'2" 347lbs and was curious if this quad will do alright with me being so big, I have wanted a raptor since they came out in late 2001 and now I have one I'm curious if it will be good enough for me to have fun on and go pretty fast. Plus does anyone know if the engine and vin numbers are suppose to match or not? I live in Tennessee so I'm not required to have a title for the raptor but just wanted to know if the numbers are suppose to match.
Thanks for reading,
Jackal
Thanks for reading,
Jackal
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What do you mean too small and too weak...please expalin, I'm sure he would like to know, and I would as well, and others.... LOL
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Nice! Looks like you have a bit of work ahead of you and I'm thinking you enjoy that type of thing ( I do )... The 660's were beasts...back in the day, when piped and jetted. I have owned two of them. Very reliable as well ( mine were ). Have fun and keep us posted with pics as you begin to get things accomplished on it....
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If you look at a new raptor from the side, (like on Yamaha's Website) It looks like theres no shocks or anything holding up the back fenders. He said he was 347 lbs and wanted to go fast, If he ever goes fast and goes over a big hump I wouldn't doubt if that back fender part would just tear apart.
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If you look at a new raptor from the side, (like on Yamaha's Website) It looks like theres no shocks or anything holding up the back fenders. He said he was 347 lbs and wanted to go fast, If he ever goes fast and goes over a big hump I wouldn't doubt if that back fender part would just tear apart.
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Did the man ask us about his safety? The rebuildable 660 may be all he wanted or like many, all he can afford at this time. As I mentioned, which you may not have read, myself and my wife weighed 360lbs together and rode the 660 many many times, and the 660 did great. No offence, but anyone who rides ( grown men ) take responsibility for their own safety ( ATV riding can get anyone hurt, and in a second ) ....and in reality, rear fenders ( fenders don't support the rider (s) ) have nothing to do with safety, just reducing the dirt/mud that gets onto the rider and ....sport bikes don't offer much protection there anyway .
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