[kukini]

While not quite what I was hoping for(rzr900/wildcat sport type), the wolverine is growing on me. Provided my GF and I fit comfortably in it, we will be purchasing one this summer. The 50" aspect is a plus for my particular area(Maine) while I love pure sport sxs's I always question if it's really necessary in most situations I've encountered.

 

[TN6680]

Yamaha makes a great product.

 

[dascrow]

Welcome to the forum Kukini!

 

[Timmi]

Thanks for the forum!

 

[TN6680]

Welcome, these forum are awesome.

 

[kukini]

Thank you. April can't get here fast enough. My gf is more excited then I am.

 

[Vital]

While not quite what I was hoping for(rzr900/wildcat sport type), the wolverine is growing on me. Provided my GF and I fit comfortably in it, we will be purchasing one this summer. The 50" aspect is a plus for my particular area(Maine) while I love pure sport sxs's I always question if it's really necessary in most situations I've encountered.

Welcome! I have a question - I'm not quite sure what you mean by the 50" aspect is a plus for you. I guess that's not really a question but that's OK. The Wolverine is 60.6" wide. Hopefully that isn't a deal breaker, I do believe this will be a heck of a side x side.

 

[kukini]

When I first saw the specs, I thought it was 50". It's not a deal breaker as Maine state law is 60" for the the trails. Unfortunately, there are 2 good trails in my area that are gated for 50" but it's something that I can live with. The more I look at it, it's becoming clear it may not be what I would have wanted but what we actually need. I love high performance but my last couple of trail rides in the '12 AC Wildcat I preferred a more casual pace then the pace I normally trail ride at. I guess I am getting "old".

 

[Timmi]

While the Wolverine is no performance beast it will run trails all day long 45-50 mph so it's no slug either.

 

[kukini]

I agree about it being peppy. It seems more in tune with my new preferred riding style. 45-50 is plenty of performance for me these days. I've been riding since 1983 on everything from the atc 110 to the AC Wildcat so I'm as experienced as anyone out there.

 

[Timmi]

yep me too, started on a 200 cc honda 3 wheeler. The Wolverine will suit me fine right off the showroom floor

 

[grizrapwolv]

Tri moto 200e as my 1st ride back in the good old 80's. I think the Wolverine will be like the Griz 700 not a huge power house but you can use all the power it has and it's really never lacking. I think I may hold off till they release the SE model but I will own one soon!

 

[Timmi]

I had a Grizz 700, perfect atv for me. Easy to handle and did everything well.

 

[grizrapwolv]

My wife has one a 08 SE she loves it. Its a great quad!
Her Griz 700 with one of our dogs and my raptor 700.

 

[tipsy]

Now thats what I call a family get-together.

 

[grizrapwolv]

Now thats what I call a family get-together.

lol watch this.

 

[Frankb]

The Grizz 700 is hard to beat and fits my riding style to a tee. I am on my second one: 2014 Grizz 700 EPS.

 

[Timmi]

I sold my 2007 700 two years ago. Three of my buddies have since bought one.

 

[kukini]

I just learned a dealership 30 miles away has one(I hope it's still there) through a FB photo posted 2 weeks ago. It's kinda of funny, I have a huge power-sports dealer in town and I've been waiting for them to get one in. I wonder why the smaller dealer got one first? I hope I like what I see.