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| | which should i get the yamaha grizzly 350 irs 4x4 or polaris hawkeye 4x4? ive done tons of research on the two but still cant decide. |
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| | I would go with the grizzly. Although Polaris makes very good quality machines,they're pretty heavy for their class. A Grizzly could outmatch it in at least almost all areas. |
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| stay away from the grizzly350 if you going to do any kind of offroad riding. I have a 2007 grizzly350 and my kid was spinning around in the mud the ground was flat and his friend had a $350 piece of crap bumped him wtih the rear tire it bent my rim and thw wheel hub cost almost 200 bucks to fix myself.
I you look at othe brands of quads you'll see the wheel hubs are much better made and stronger. Sorry to say the grizzly's are made very cheaply. |
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| | get the yamaha...way more reliable. my 2 local shops (one honda and the other yamaha) won't take any popos on trade. call a dealer that sells both and ask how many belts they stock for polaris and yamaha - i did, the shop i called carried 25+ for popos and 1 yamaha belt. i have '04 bruin that i beat the crap out of and still runs great - no problems. the only knock is that it is a little narrow...i added some aftermarket ITP wheels and gained 2" per corner and this really help the ride and stability |
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| | there is probably only 1 belt because so many people had to get new belts for their yamahas |
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