Plumber32
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He's keeping the honda. Just adding this to the collection.Hope this doesn't mean that you will be switching forums!!!!!
He's keeping the honda. Just adding this to the collection.Hope this doesn't mean that you will be switching forums!!!!!
I would have bought one had they had the rear seat setup like Honda.I'd be interested if they had a 6 seater.
What Plummer said!! PJ isn't going anywhere it's apart of the family. Just needed something meanwhile that will be dependable and that all can drive without instructions and this'll fit the bill.Hope this doesn't mean that you will be switching forums!!!!!
I had to chuckle a little when I seen this,l took my wife to the local dealer Friday evening and test drove one, we were impressed with it, the only problem's were they would only give me $6000.00 for mine and further discussing it with my wife, it is to wide to fit thru the door of our shed, the trailer we have now would be to small, the grandkids wouldn't be able to ride with us, not to mention the fact it would take another couple thousand for wheels, tires, windshield and everything else we would add plus the fact that l haven't spent any money on repairs with 2800 miles on it, So we decided the 500-4 we have now will be around for a while yet,I think you will like your newest addition, can't wait to hear more about your thoughts on it overtime.View attachment 49372
First look at the family's new ride.
Today after my bike sold got some things taking care of including the start to our future in the sport. Leaving the dirtbike behind and moving into 4 wheels permanently is sad but better for some things.
Feels like I'm trading my ultra dependable and downright fun Honda bike for a Yamaha so this is weird for me but things change and so do I sometimes.
eBay of all places, have I said I liked eBay lol? Things happen quickly with the sheer determination to ride in the woods,we've missed it. Special thanks to @Plumber32
Back at it soon!
I'll never say this would replace the 5 seat for us because it can't. We are seldomly just two people and it'll be an adjustment till the 1000 is going but we also have the quad for now and it seats 4 when needed. Room and dependability is very important to us that's why we bought a Pioneer in the first placeI had to chuckle a little when I seen this,l took my wife to the local dealer Friday evening and test drove one, we were impressed with it, the only problem's were they would only give me $6000.00 for mine and further discussing it with my wife, it is to wide to fit thru the door of our shed, the trailer we have now would be to small, the grandkids wouldn't be able to ride with us, not to mention the fact it would take another couple thousand for wheels, tires, windshield and everything else we would add plus the fact that l haven't spent any money on repairs with 2800 miles on it, So we decided the 500-4 we have now will be around for a while yet,I think you will like your newest addition, can't wait to hear more about your thoughts on it overtime.
What is it. Sorry I do not know much about other brands... I mean I know it's a Yamaha. Which Yamaha?View attachment 49372
First look at the family's new ride.
Today after my bike sold got some things taking care of including the start to our future in the sport. Leaving the dirtbike behind and moving into 4 wheels permanently is sad but better for some things.
Feels like I'm trading my ultra dependable and downright fun Honda bike for a Yamaha so this is weird for me but things change and so do I sometimes.
eBay of all places, have I said I liked eBay lol? Things happen quickly with the sheer determination to ride in the woods,we've missed it. Special thanks to @Plumber32
Back at it soon!
Yamaha does make a 6 seater. It's longer than a stretch limo and ugly as f**k. A Spec R was my 2nd choice. So far I'm still sticking with my decision.I'd be interested if they had a 6 seater.
'17 Wolverine R SpecWhat is it. Sorry I do not know much about other brands... I mean I know it's a Yamaha. Which Yamaha?
I meant a 6 seater r spec. The Viking is a stretch limo golf cart. I'm good.Yamaha does make a 6 seater. It's longer than a stretch limo and ugly as f**k. A Spec R was my 2nd choice. So far I'm still sticking with my decision.
Thank you I think we'll be happy. No big build this time that's for the Pioneer so probably won't be spending much time over there but I'm sure it's a good group too.Congrats on the new ride
I'm a member on the Hotrod forum from when I had my Viking
That's a good group of guys over there also
It's ran by JBS
Have you seen the factory GYTR kit with 40% gear reduction in 1st? Can cruise slow trails in 2nd & 3rd with it.Yxz is bad ass if you got lots of open space or dirt roads but anyone that knows me knows I ride hard in tight stuff and the Yxz can't do it. Not that I can't handle it but I'm not gunna ride pos dunes and dirt roads.
Wolverine can. We can ride the s*** out of it where we ride. Not scared of the power in fact I'd like it but wolverine can be 70hp. Huge following so lots of goods.
Now my opinion, incredible ride. The Spec stock is much smoother then Pioneer with good shocks it was a blast. Not as much power but damn smooth. Quit no seat heat and massive braking including good engine breaking. Fun ass rig. For a two seater it's fun.
Yeah.. they just need more motor to put in it!I meant a 6 seater r spec. The Viking is a stretch limo golf cart. I'm good.