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I thought the new yam had an auto option?The talon won’t have a third pedal
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I thought the new yam had an auto option?The talon won’t have a third pedal
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I thought the new yam had an auto option?
If Honda makes it, it will be.I know I'm a little late to this party but wonder if it is for certain shaft driven?
Thats what i figured...but just never know I've seen stranger things. I'm tickled to death to see how these start to take on the competition. I'm normally a buy American kinda guy but honda is my only exception in the off road arena. Love it.If Honda makes it, it will be.
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Lmfao, just giving you a hard time buddy! I REALLY like the graphics and the rest of your build, for the record! But... I wonder if you would use Rooster to carve new paths through and over standing trees when no paths exist, using the machine ROPS as a pivot point to make turns when really backing up is not an option But... then again, I’ve heard about your shenanigans when trail riding and consuming beverages.TURD! I've got over $ 3,500 in shocks and A arms on Roster, plus skid plate and ,and, and! HA!
Does sound interesting. Is the belt system Yamaha as well because that smokes the competition and made me believe in a belt again, it’s second only to the Honda trans IMO.@CumminsPusher
Yes Yamaha 3 cylinder motor with 125 hp stock. I think you would appreciate the layout, no tool belt change, very easy access to motor and all filters. Easy access to the front and rear of the radiator.
No frills in the cockpit but comfortable seats and belts. All suspension attachments are double sheer.
I just need some real life trail time to see how well it all works.
there are several around here and the owners are giving them high remarks - suspension is suppose to be really good. I like the look of them.@CumminsPusher
Yes Yamaha 3 cylinder motor with 125 hp stock. I think you would appreciate the layout, no tool belt change, very easy access to motor and all filters. Easy access to the front and rear of the radiator.
No frills in the cockpit but comfortable seats and belts. All suspension attachments are double sheer.
I just need some real life trail time to see how well it all works.
The major field design was done by Robby Gordon Motorsports. My first thoughts were the suspension of a trophy truck suspension.Does sound interesting. Is the belt system Yamaha as well because that smokes the competition and made me believe in a belt again, it’s second only to the Honda trans IMO.
I know that Textron has deep pockets but also new to the game, that was Honda’s problem with a few things.
Experience is big when designing. After owning a Yami Sxs you learn quickly that they have the experience. I’m down for other manufacturers to build high quality equipment because it forces everyone to get better, so we’ll see
Trifecta!When the Talon comes out maybe some po' folks like me could pick up a nice used P1K for a good price from somebody looking to sell it to get the Talon....heheheheheeee
I can hear the tune from "The Jeffersons" playing now.... "Movin' on up....." lolTrifecta!
You keep talking it up, you an @Smitty335 will be spooning over the Havok.The major field design was done by Robby Gordon Motorsports. My first thoughts were the suspension of a trophy truck suspension.
That YXZ is a Polaris Razor Turbo water. LOLI have been tempted, I would want the low range kit with either the Rekluse clutch or SS (paddle shift). If the Talon isn't what I hope it is I'll be YXZ shopping.
That YXZ is a Polaris Razor Turbo /QUOTE]
Eater.