2015 Yamaha Wolverine R-Spec Full Review 

exactly why i bought one. at the end of the day I have seen can am, arctic cat, Polaris, and many other brands and the Yamaha always comes back for more. Polaris are nice as well but always limited slip 4X4 from can am sucks and arctic break down way to often. Polaris is a new buy only. they are so beaten up most of the time. that they aren't worth what people ask.

I just bought one (Wolverine R Spec)

+Gary Smedley Check the internet today.

is the Viking pretty capable? Thanks

+strpl2 You want to see capable??? Look right to the list of videos and view the one labeled "2016 Yamaha Wolverine climbing rocks"...C'mon RZR try this!!!!

+leonard mozingo WOW !

Enter the 2019 X2 & X4

I looked at all the major brands before purchase, read all the stats. Watched so many videos my eyes x. In the end , for me , I don't need to travel any faster then what this delivers. I use it for hunting and trail riding with my wife. This can do all that I need it to do and with no excuses. Owned a Polaris , 1500 miles and HAD to fix things that should have not needed attention at that low mileage. I don't expect any brand to never need repair , but , wheel bearings , ball joints, controller arm bushings, and the list goes on and on. Not at 1500 miles. Every time I rode , I was working just so I could ride again. I love the R Spec. Best thing I have done in a long while. Go YAMAHA!

+Live Outdoors It's definitely in high demand from our viewers! Stay tuned!!

+Hattem Ghanoom It was JUST introduced yesterday afternoon.

Okay thanks

The 800 Rotax is definitely more powerful than the 708cc single in the Yamaha, but the Wolverine is very capable and very reliable. Take resale into consideration and also recommend buying from the dealer you trust the most.

They are all going to be snug. I have a Can Am Commander 1000 XT and it is by far the most comfortable of any SXS I have ever been in. If you want it more as pure sport then there is the Maverick models that are all pretty awesome. I really like Polaris too really Polaris is king of the SXS but Can Am is right on top too only Yamaha I would consider is the new YXZ 1000. I do like the new Honda Pioneer 1000 5 seater too. Really nice that you can seat 5 if you want by flipping the seats up in the bed and be able to get through the woods. All the other 4 seaters I would like to have are just not that good for getting around the 2 seat Commander I have is hard enough if I have to turn around and other maneuvers out in the woods can't imagine how much worse it would be adding a couple feet. The Kawasaki Teryx4 isn't bad but they have no dump bed which I like and what little box there is be lucky to fit much more then a cooler in it but if you are only going to trail ride and nothing else really with it then its fine. I really like the Commander because you can still work with it but its 85HP probably goes around 80 mph never had mine over 60 and then there is the awesome new Polaris General but that came out just a little after I got mine or I probably would have got the General.

+mark walker R-Spec is Race spec. The sxs is R-SPEC. The Original Wolverine was an ATV. Did that answer your question? Not sure if that's what you meant.

50 range. If it wasin the 70 I would have one already. It's ok but needs that little more jump.

google the specs on it

Peek-a-boo?

+albAX $26,000+tax (canadian)

$19,000 us

+monstermini That's pretty reasonable for what you are getting, considering you can spend 32 000 CAD on a RZR 1000. I'm stoked on the sequential, I swore I would never spend that kind of coin on a performance SxS without at least a 4 speed sequential. This thing would be an absolute riot on logging roads around my home.

+C Genious I'm not knocking it at all.. it's less than a1k rzr

I wouldn't compare arctic cat. or the can am. can am always has limited slip, the wolverines different lock will take you more places. and the arctic cats have more mechanical issues than any other brand of side by side of you main brands from my experience. I have seen many people with different brands seen them rode hard and respectable. the can am and arctic just don't hold their own for the people I know with them. they all sold and went Polaris. the wolverine isn't as much power but it's still more than enough for most people. it's a rec vehicle for trails, hunting, and work use.