Best analogy ever…it’s a high powered Honda. We love the Grizz at Dirt Obsexxion!!!!

I love my 22’ Kodiak 700 EPS SE, Yamaha makes some the best most reliable machines on the market IMO. I had my machine clear wrapped on the sides of saddle where my legs hit and then on the front fenders where branches rub, that will protect the paint and keep it looking sharp for years to come.

i have a 1999 Grizzly 600. That thing is still a beast. Runs great. Has reverse, 4x4, and an automatic. Love my old Grizz !!!

Just picked up a 24 grizzly 700se. I have had a Yamaha since 03 and never changed a belt on at least 5 bikes. But I unfortunately did buy a 17 708 and it left a bad taste in my mouth with all the engine troubles and 4x4 button issues I’m really surprised I went back to Yamaha. I did go to get a rubicon but when I seen the tires and mini dash also there still using leaver hand brake and the way it shifts in auto was the reason I stayed with Yamaha. Honda also went with racks that required special accessories as they use lock mechanisms instead of the regular racks on Yamaha. 100 Kms on her so far and I hope the god I don’t have to go through what I did with my 2017🙏

Great review....good perspective and well spoken!

Glad to hear you're enjoying the Grizzly. I love my 2007 too

Thanks for the honest appraisal!

Haha I love the "Fringe" sticker. Great Grizz buddy!

i have the same quad, this is my second grizzly and by far the best, your right about the break-in when i hit 30 hours it really opened up and the shocks got a lil softer too, love the EPS

The square wheel setup was a concern of mine but I absolutely love it and how it looks with the same size tires all around!!! I got a winch bumper,back seat,heat demons,boss Bluetooth speaker, hand guards with mirrors built in. Next is 2r racing tip, steel winch cable upgrade to rope, aluminum skid plates,and I’m doing some research on clutch kit and programer!! She is already really hard on fuel so I’m not sure if I wanna get into more hp yet!! Front and back bumpers are a definite in the near future as well. Great video thanks for the review. Safe travels!! Cheers 🍻

I’ve rode Christina falls lots grew up riding there and liard hot spring wicked riding. Good video man thank

I own the same quad. Diff lock is king! Great video

Nice machine. Grizzly is the way to go!

I’ve got 3600km on my 2022 now and imo your review is spot on. My only issue so far was a weeping front diff seal that was replaced under warranty. Having owned both a Polaris sportsman and a can am outlander, I think Yamaha Grizzly is the best all around for reliability.

I bought one this year I Frickin love it

Reminds me of the brute force 650, a lot more quad than advertised. Outrun a 800 Polaris with much lower CC. Love my 2022 700 raptor, and even if you mess up down low it just grunts and pulls through at such low rpms a smaller quad would just stall.

The Fringe! Strong & Free!!! ❤

Nice review. Was very close to getting two of these a couple of months ago. Went with the King Quad's but I'm sure these are every bit as good if not a touch better.

It's a BEAST !

Great vid!

Yeah after coming off from the big power of the Polaris i bought a 21 grizz. A year later i doubled down on a second '22 grizz SE. Not as powerful as the big cc quads like Polaris and Can Am but literally everywhere else its superior. And thats the formula i prefer now. Agility, suspension, comfort, reliability. Just a really good blend

I have the ‘16 Grizz SE … while there are lots of people who dislike them I absolutely love it. Haven’t had any major issues and still going strong. I personally can not compare to the latest model Yamahas but hopefully I’ll be able to grab one in the next couple years so I can direct compare. I previously owned a 2001 Polaris sportmans 500 HO and lived that thing too. Probably gonna stick with Yamaha though 👍 nice vid

Grizzly is a fantastic blend of everything for a good trail machine for sure . Ive owned every volume brand atv except a can am . Have an X3 SxS though. Three Brute Forces and a 2019 sportsman 1000 were the power minded rides I had . I didn’t get to put a lot of miles on my grizzly before someone else decided they should have it instead of me , but I enjoyed it . I replaced it with a 22 KingQuad 750. I like everything on the KQ better except the suspension and Power Steering . Fit and finish is super nice on the Suzuki . If Kawasaki updated the suspension and tweaked the ergos just slightly I would always recommend the Brute Force as the best overall blend of obtaining muscle car power with Japanese quality . I will always have a soft spot for them as all three of mine were fantastic. Really can’t go wrong with a new Grizz , Brute, or KQ.

The Yamaha overfenders are awesome. Hav a set on my 18 grizz for 3 years .

I have a 14 and a 19 SE just like yours but a different color. brakes are awesome on both. 19 actually feels a little more powerful. definitely taller and tippier. yamaha nailed the CVT transmission (I came from polaris and have also had honda). This is definitely the best mix of reliability and comfort between honda and polaris. One of the coolest/best things about this machine is that when it's in 4x4, you can tap the rear brakes and get 4 wheel braking through the transmission (but with only the stopping power of the rear brakes.) Same with engine braking in 4x4. Didn't know all that when I bought it. First machines I've had with engine braking and power steering. absolutely love them. Wish I had bought one new in 2008 instead of going through honda and polaris. Lots of riding videos on my channel.

I have the first gen Grizzly 1999 600cc.Bought it new in 99 and it still is in great shape.Looks wise and running.The only down side is the back axel not being independant.But it still does what it is supposed to.Its 23 years old and has only 998 miles on it.Oh yeah.....Yamaha back then had some crappy colors.Glad i got the red one.

I bought a 2008 Grizzly 700 EPS brand new, which was the first power steering model and I beat the ever-living hell out of it. Rolled it multiple times hill climbing and bent the steering column. Sunk it and filled the engine with water. Replaced many, many CV axles and boots and the quad was absolutely bullet proof considering the abuse it went through. I sold it in 2012 and within 2 weeks I needed to buy another one. So I bought a used 2009 Ducks Unlimited with a snorkel kit. I have taken a "little" better care of this one and still have it. I would highly recommend the Bison full brush guard/front bumper and a full skid plate kit that protects the chassis, foot wells and A-arms + CV boots. If I had those accessories on my first Grizzly from day 1, it would have prevented a lot of damage. I have all these accessories on my 2009 and it has made a huge difference in preventing dents to the frame, torn CV boots and damage to the plastics. The only complaint I have after all of these years is that they tend to run hot and will shut off at idle when they get really hot, especially if your radiator gets dirty. Also the shifter can get a bit wonky at times, but is tough and always works. I am not sure if they corrected this on the newer models, but don't let your battery go dead over the winter. If it goes completely dead, it can fry the display and they are not cheap to replace.

I have a 2021 Grizz SE , in the burnt orange color, and man I just love it , only thing I did , which really you dont have to do , is put on ELKA Shocks .Does everything I want to do and then some...

I got an 07 and love it. EHS controller, custom fab Airbox like EHS by me, New OEM wet clutch w slugs, epi stall springs 2m shim stock weights purple spring Gforce HD belt, MBRP exhaust, Eastlake rear HD axles on 30 inch mudlite xxls on 14 inch wheels. It's not as fast as my raptor 700 but it's just a wild and much more fun. I don't even ride the raptor anymore. Yamaha imo is a much better ATV then Honda. I own both. Love my Foreman but the Grizzly is build tougher both take tons of abuse but the Yamahas always last longer then my Hondas. Love both though.

I watch a lot of videos on the king quad and it seems like it's got a lot of ground clearance for the most of the quads out Everything you showing in this video about that quad I like like the way it's set up in the gear ratio and everything in the storage partments in the storage partment in the back I agree with you if it's airtight and you're underwater and you got to get into it's going to flood anyhow

Fantastic overview to a very new grizzle shopper. A note about why the rear trunk allows water is that it avoids creating a chamber and potentially killing traction on the float?

Blocking the AIS will stop most popping in the exhaust. It will also run a hair cooler. It's a big improvement.

Just picked up a nice used 2022 grizz 700 with 998 miles. My only Complaint with it is that it’s not my favorite color, it’s the neon yellow/grey one. Although it is way better in person then in pictures but lots of better color combos. (Like the 2019 matte blue) god that one was the best..

I need to ride there wow killer trails there bud

Where the cvt intake is put panty hose over it with rubber band and spray it with 3m scotchguard this will allow it to breath but it blocks the water in case it gets too deep by accident , do a few coats of 3m repells water really good , Cheers !!!

How does it do in deeper water? Any belt slippage? I had a 2011 Grizz 700 EPS that was stolen in 2014 but the air intake on that thing was up so high that it never slipped on me no matter how deep I took it (and i took it almost over the entire quad one time). I'm curious if the new ones are like this as well? Good review btw

If my plan was to plow snow (along with trails), is the low end torque similar to Honda’s 520? Need that initial strength to push obviously

Grizzly are the best ❤

Have a 21. Its like a Cadillac, from 0 all through 62 mph.

Would loved to have looked at yamaha for.my first 4 wheeler but needed a 2 up model, and for some reason yamaha, honda for some reason just refuse to make one. Nice review, where you from in 🇨🇦?

Thanks for the review! After making it richer fuel, what range of temperature of the liquid coolant? I'm agree with you about the denomination of an "adventure quad"!

i have 8800km on my 2016 grizz with no problems at all!

New grizzly buyers don’t put your cold beer in the centre storage as it will be real warm by the time you go to drink it lol

Does it use any oil between oil changes? I had a older Grizzly that used alot of oil...

as for that flaking paint, line the edges with rock chip film for paint, it will save it

Hello farm BC, I am due to replace the cable on my winch. Do you still recommend the synthetic rope, and wear did you get it? Thanks

Since you had it have you had any problems out of it so far? I’m thinking about buying a new grizzly, help is needed!!

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Get a exhaust and a fule optimizer. The throttle response will be immaculate

That center console storage compartment ....does it get got from the engine?

With everything you said, you would like the Brute Force 750 twin better. Tire sizes change these machines completely.

Grizzly VS Brute Force Which to buy !?

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Does it wheelie easily?

Great video. Is it possible to take a passenger? This is quite important to me.

at 2:28. it seems like Can Am knew you were talking shit about their scrap driveliine that they got the train to blast its horn as you were speaking, lol.

What did you pay for this rig american? Or you canadien?

I'm selling my Honda going to a grizzly 700 Xtr have a yamaha jet ski tr1 motor very reliable yamaha always been my 2nd choice can't wait get my grizzly either 22 are 23 model

i hate the painted quads. i have the camo version for that reason. their nice in the show room but after almost 9000km in the bush the camo has no issues.

Any reason you chose the SE over the XTR?

Are you still liking your Griz

Hello, I have a 2020 700 Grizzly. Considering getting a new Honda rubicon deluxe... which is the better unit in your opinion? Or anyone here for that matter... I'm an old guy paralyzed actually so I need an automatic transmission.... I really I'm only interested in Hondas and Yamaha... thanks mang..

I put my phone in there lol it’s find but gets busty sometimes

How far can you go on a full tank, on average?

Nice machine! And I liked the review as well, good job! I have a 2007 Grizzly 700 se eps, still running the original belt. I plow snow with it during the winter, awesome quad. There's a short walk around video of it on my channel if you'd like to checkout it out.

Im stuck on this or the Rubicon

Weight matters. look at the weight of the other machines. They are like 150-200lbs heavier

I always thought it was worst idea to sell atvs painted, one ride in the woods and the paint is ruined, atleast with plastic you'll still have the color if it gets scratched

Suzuki King Quad 750 and Kawaski Brute Force 750 are as good or better in every way. Both have more power and better handling than the Grizz.

I’ll show you torque bud. Hope on my clutched brute force things got 3 times as much balls

Last thing you want to do to that bike is lower the weight on the front. These bikes are already too light up front.

That’s Trudeau’s favourite quad😂😂😂.

they made it to be another hand