Although I don't think the video was necessary by any means, the things the people said about the Yamaha are very true to me. Polaris allowed me to drive one Friday afternoon for an hour or so. After the initial high of shifting and revving the piss out of the motor, it kinda became a nuisance. The center console gets VERY hot from the trans. And the oem suspension really is terrible but I'm sure that's adjustable with a couple bucks. No pun intended.
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Were the Yamahas that blew a clutch the ones supplied by Polaris? ( for some reason I cant quote Baja Xp)
No these Utes were driven by a friend and two others in their group.
Do these drivers have any experience with manual trans performance quads or rails. I could tear the clutch out of my 600 hp Tatum car easily with a bad skill set. And Yamaha has built in components to absorb driveline shock but it is still yet to be proven.
LOL have you driven a new Yamaha ? I own one because I had to have one to manufacture parts on.. I drove it 1 time and besides sitting a little lower in the machine I wasnt to thrilled with the machine and have no current desire to drive it again .. it just sits in the corner with my polaris 900 and polaris ace ..
LOL have you driven a new Yamaha ? I own one because I had to have one to manufacture parts on.. I drove it 1 time and besides sitting a little lower in the machine I wasnt to thrilled with the machine and have no current desire to drive it again .. it just sits in the corner with my polaris 900 and polaris ace ..
They are buggy guys not quad guys. Class 12 and 2/1600Do these drivers have any experience with manual trans performance quads or rails. I could tear the clutch out of my 600 hp Tatum car easily with a bad skill set. And Yamaha has built in components to absorb driveline shock but it is still yet to be proven.
Kalop. Hate on American companies. Atta boy!