Great choice. I’ve owned both Polaris and Can Am and by far my Grizzly has been the most reliable. I just recently installed the Rox risers and what a game changer for the Grizzly. Handling was good but now it’s great, especially for anyone with longer arms. Enjoy your new ride.
Thanks man. Which rox riser did you go with? I hear you on the reliability of the Yamaha over the Polaris and Can Am. I look for to running the Yamaha on trails. Thank for watching buddy.
That definitely looks like a great rig! When I was in the market, the grizzly was definitely one I was considering. Ultimately, went with the Outlander 650. I found a '21 with only 70 engine miles on it for a great price since I didn't have to pay for the shipping and assembly fees dealerships add on making them around 2k more than the sticker price. So far, no problems. But I haven't went on some long excursions on it yet. Your vids definitely have me longing for the long trip sometime in the near future.
I hope you have no issues in the future with your Can Am. I think I ended up with a bad apple from Can Am. My neighbor owns a 570 Outlander with no issues. So I don’t know what the deal was with my machine. But I don’t blame you for going with it on the cost savings you got. 2k is a big savings. Happy riding buddy. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have an older model, 2016 Grizzly 700 and absolutely love it. Congrats on the new machine, she'll take you almost anywhere you want to go and have power to spare.
That is awesome man. I am super happy to be a Yamaha owner. Everyone that I know who has owned Yamaha have good things to say. I love the power and feel of the grizzly. Such a big change from the Can Am.
Yamaha makes great ATVs .. I have a '96 Yamaha Wolverine in my stable of bikes and it still runs like a champ. Congratulations on your new Yamaha Grizzly. Looking forward to seeing some new videos.
That is awesome. Good to hear your 96 is still runs like a champ. That is the way it should be after all these years. Thanks, I am super happy with my Grizzly. I can't believe i have waiting this long to get one. Thanks for watching buddy.
Still rocking a 2015 polaris 570...I agree on the battery location..wth were they thinking...I relocated mine to the storage bin with a disconnect switch...no draw to bike at all...one regret is I wish I would of went with power steering...good luck with the new ride and glad to see your videos out again...stay safe out there and try to keep 4 to the floor
Hey man. I still own a 2014 Polaris 570 myself and it is a good machine. That is awesome you moved your battery into the storage bin. That is a wise change to not have to deal with in down low. The power steering is pretty dang sweet. A must have if you want to ride more comfortable through harder terrain. Thanks for watching my friend.
I am loving everything about the Grizzly. I do believe @Maritimer is glad I got rid of the Can Am. His channel is awesome and that he has Yamaha is bulletproof.
I had the exact same issue with 2 BRP seadoos a 260 and 300 rxtx 1600 cc. They would over heat constantly engine light would come on. I would hear a hissing sound coming from gas cap. I opened it, it would pop and gas would shoot out. I'm sorry to say but BRP, Polaris, Artic cat the quality is just not there. They don't last and there is constant issues. The Japanese just do it better. Look at the automotive industry. Same thing there GM and Ford are Garbage vechicals, and I own 2 GM trucks. This is coming from a owner. You may get a good one with no problems but the other 10 are nothing but. Japanese are little people so unfortunately they don't go big vechicals like yukons and suburbans which I need for a large family. Glad to hear you made the switch to a quality brand. I almost guarantee you ll have little to no issues with this bike.
That is crazy to hear you had the same issues with your seadoos. You would think that Can Am would get it together. I am glad to be moving away from Can Am and into Yamaha. I can already see a quality difference on the machine versus Polaris and Can Am. I know what you mean by the lack of bigger vehicles. You would think they would move that way. Thanks for watching buddy.
Gratz on new machine wooot! 👍 The skidplate cam is a most interesting view point, thank you for including it! Looking forward to trail riding uploads 🙂
Thanks buddy. I loved the way the skid plate view came out. I do believe I will start to work different views on future videos to see different perspectives. Thanks for watching buddy.
I owned a 2009 Grizzly 550 EPS and could take it anywhere without worry. Sold it when times got bad. Looking to get back into riding next year, going with Yamaha again for the Colorado trails.
I hope you are able to get back out there and ride. I am loving the grizzly and how it rides. I am going to have to hit some trails up in Colorado. Thanks for watching!
Those are awesome machines! They're also one of the best looking ATV's too. You're going to absolutely love it compared to your CanAm. The build quality and engineering of the Japanese machines is just so much better. 3:26 - What is the override switch for? Thanx for the tour buddy!
That Can Am is by far the worst ATV I have owned. I have owned many ATVs and all of them being a different brand. This Can Am costed me more in repairs that all other machines combined. Can Am never wanted to hold up to their warranty so I had all this out of pocket expenses. Anyway, I am loving the Yamaha! It’s got great power and super comfortable. The override button from what my dealer told me is you are not governed if you use it in reverse to help you get out of iffy situations. Thanks for the comment buddy.
Those Grizzly's are nice machines. Much better than the canned hams in my opinion. When it came decision time for me, I went with the Suzuki King Quad instead. I couldn't find any decently priced used Grizzly's (a testament to people hanging on to them) when I was looking and to be honest, I just liked the look of the KQ better. But I sure would like that rear disc and more suspension 😉 Nice ride my friend!
How do you like you King Quad? I have always had an interest in them for the same reason as you on how they look. I've owned a Suzuki LTR 450 and I think Suzuki makes a solid engine. But I know what you mean by Grizzlys, the hold value and people hang on to them. Man am I glad to let go of the Canned Ham lol. Worst ATV I have owned by far. Thanks for watching man.
Good day to you! I am a grandpa rider on HONDA motorcycle from Japan. Enjoying camping ,touring and upload video. Your ATV video is so nice! Looks so nice ! Awesome! Full supported ! Have a nice day my friend!
Lol, I will have to say that watching them on the Yamaha made me feel like man I need a Yamaha. I am glad to be a part of the Yamaha club now. Good riddance Can Am.
Lol, you should be getting some $$$ for having an awesome channel using a Yamaha Grizzly. Seeing the reliability you have and all the other channels with Yamaha is a testament to the Japanese engine.
Yamaha is a very good machine. My second choice. Overall, however, nothing beats a Honda I know they’re a little boring and plain, but they are absolutely bomb proof and the Rubicon is a top machine.IMO
Yamaha have the same controls as my cfmoto with the 2wd/4wd and diff-lock system. You got yourself a really good atv there, Yamaha have really good belt and warranty on the belt aswell. What I really like about Yamaha is that they have so much storage space on the bike. I wanted to buy Yamaha back in 2018, but they didn't have and 2-up version.
I was looking at the cfmoto and noticed that they both have a similar setup. I know you have had a good ATV with yours. I am glad to have the Yamaha. I can’t believe the issue I have had with my Can Am. I’ve owned many machines and brand throughout my life and by far this machine costed me more in repairs that all my other machines combined. I never could get a single thing covered under warranty and it was clearly a Can Am issue. Anyways, thanks for watching buddy.
Congrats on your new machine. They are both awesome machines to have. I would be curious to spend time on the Kodiak to see what the feel is like over the Grizzly. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Under camera mount while you're bombing down the trail at 55 mph ;-) is so pro-skilled in your video work Rubin! Sorry the Can-Am didn't work out. I have yet to ride on even a warm day (maybe this Sunday) so have had no opportunity to see how my Outlander behaves when it gets hot out. Hopefully the Yamaha Grizzly turns out to be a fantastic ride for you. All my best to you Ruben (and your future coffee & beer reviews!).
Hey man. I like the look underneath the ATV with the camera mounted the way it was. I will have to begin doing some cool shots for future videos. It is a bummer I had a bad apple in the Can Am lineup or maybe it was just my luck. But I had a lot of overheating issues. I hope you get out and ride this weekend and most important just relax and chill. I look forward to having some coffee and beer in the outdoors. Thanks for watching buddy.
Thanks buddy. There is some nice country to ride in out here and I want to branch into new areas in the state. I still haven't hit several other forest or the blm country we have.
Hi friend. It's disappointing that they never sorted your outlander. I believe this will be a great machine for you. Asking you about the winch was the first thing I was going to type, haha. I'm with you, I run less air pressure whenever possible. Great video friend Ruben. We'll have to catch up one of these days buddy. Happy riding!
Hey man. I hope all is well my friend. I am loving the new ride and the feel from the grizzly. I will be putting on a winch soon and a light bar as well. I will run these tires a little while before I get a beefy set. I left Can Am a nasty gram. A rep called me back and I told them you lost a customer for life with their lousy warranty that didn't cover anything. I spend probably 2500 in repairs. Not including what next if I didn't trade it right then. Happy riding and we will catch up buddy.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures No not yet 😢 they say May well not much longer i hope begining may not end lol . Just have to wait its ordered with down payment .
wow - lots of info on the dash! i've been loving my polaris - serves me well on the trail and is a great workhorse for plowing snow - great cubby hole! looks like you got a good deal! look forward to seeing you work it on the trail this summer! :)
Hey there. I also own a 2014 Polaris and it has been a great machine. My wife drive it primarily when we both get out for a ride. I am glad yours has served you well. Thanks for watching.
Hey buddy I was never a fan of the can-hams but it’s funny I am or was a die hard sportsman’s fan story short I ended of selling it because it was in the shop more than I was riding it but also bought a grizzly 700 which I ended up putting a ESH fuel/ air box mods which made that much more power..
After my experience with Can Am and the warranty department I will never own a Can-ham lol again. The Yamaha is a great machine. Polaris isn’t bad, I still own my 2014 Sportsman. But I am sold on Yamaha. I’ll have to consider doing the same mod you did. Sounds like a good deal. Thanks for watching buddy.
Hey buddy. Sorry for the late reply. I have often thought how cool it would be to ride with a group of guys. Man that would be awesome, to bad the PNW is a little farther than a day drive. Thanks for watching brother.
I would purchased a Cfmoto Cforce 1000 or 800 they are very good and they have a good price too and it come with a vinch, plastic hood in front and back and a back lugage as default from the factory.
I have seen the CFmoto line up. They look like really nice machines, but I do not know of anyone who owns one and their experience with CFmoto. Thanks for watching.
Welcome to the Grizzly club!! You will not regret your decision, they are amazing machines. You wont have the same power as the twins but its 300lbs lighter and a lot more reliable. Cheers Yamaha brother lol
I am glad to be apart of the Yamaha club. I am super happy with this machine and everything it offers. I have no concern with losing the twin from the Can Am, I rather have a reliable machine that treat you well. Cheers Yamaha Brother.
I just found your channel last year and like it a lot. I can tell you are into trail riding as much as I am just by your enthusiasm you have in your videos. I wish you were in Utah..... we'd definitely have to hook up and ride together. It's hard to find atv trail riders and overlanders around here these days. Everyone has gone to those boring SXS! My cameras aren't as good as your's, and neither is my editing software, but I have a trail riding channel too. Check it out if you ever are interested in some Utah trails. Cheers, and keep the shiny side up!👍
Hey man, thanks for checking out my channel. That would be so cool to hit some trails out there in Utah. It is too bad we don’t live any closer or else we would have to get out there and go ride and do some camping. SXS are nice, but not my choice of exploring. ATVs give a better thrill in my opinion. I will sun and check out some video man. I appreciate you watching and dropping a comment.
I have a 2022 Grizzly 700 EPS XTR ..... I love this atv, its so much better then the Polaris atv´s I have had in the past. There is one thing that will make this bike perfect and that is longer wheel base.
Hey man, I am glad you are enjoying your ATV as well. I will have to admit, I am sold on the Yamaha brand now. I am just kicking myself on why I waited so long to get one. Thanks for watching bud.
@@nortonashburn6119 Exactly. I have a 2022 Grizzly XTR (and a 2019 too) and a Ford F250 and it's nice being able to close the tailgate. The short wheelbase also makes it lighter and better handling.
Hey man. That would be awesome if you could send me some pics of what you have done to your ATV. I think at some point I would like to make some mods on mine. My email is monzanoman at gmail. Thanks!
The fuel can is from Amazon. It is a 1.3GAL storage and fits will on the ATV. I listed a link in the description box to go right to this specific one I have mounted. This is my first Yamaha I have owned and I would recommend them to anyone looking for an all around ATV. They are a bit more pricey, but the value and quality is up there for the comparing it to cheaper machines. Thanks for watching.
I agree. The v-twin had nice power to it, but aside from that the ATV was a constant problem. It is sad to know Can Am hasn't taken better care of their line yup. Thanks for watching.
I love the grizzly I think they are one of the best bikes ever made for the ATV world but I just could not pay what they want for the 700 I did sell my 2 older ATV's and buy myself a new bike Unfortunately not Yamaha but I am happy with my purchase.
I know what you mean man. They are one of the best, but the price for them is a lot more steep over its competitors. I hope you have a solid ATV and enjoy getting out. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
I find that when I let air out of my tires, it helps a little with not being so stiff on the trails so the tired absorb rocks a little easier also lending a little help on the shocks not taking it so hard either. Airing down to at least 5psi is a good all around pressure to have. Plus it helps when going through mud, sand, and other trail challenges.
Nice quad! Bummer about the 570 issues. I have a ‘17 with 7000 miles and had good luck. How’s the suspension and seat? I recall the Grizzlys ride like a Cadillac.
I do believe I got the bad apple in the bunch. My neighbor has a 570 and he never has problems with his. I’m glad your machine has treated you well. The ride on the Yamaha is smooth and comfortable. Even better with reduced tire air pressure. So that is a nice added bonus. Thanks for watching man.
I looked st them but they had nothing. I checked the cfmoto brand got a awesome unit with winch, fully adjustable shocks bigger tires bead locks. More storage and 9 gallon tank. Plus more for the same price point. Plus 5 year warranty. Yamaha or can am can't beat it. Look in to them .
700 Yamaha will have more power more low end. Torque, doesn't need the 5-year warranty like you'll definitely need for the CF Moto. That Yamaha will be more dependable than just about any other bike on the market. Not to mention it has a smaller gas tank for a reason, it sips fuel compared to a CFMoto. Yamaha also guarantees their engine for 20 years. You don't see that with a CF Moto, also. Yamaha has a 10-year warranty on their belt, you break it in 10 years. They'll replace it free of charge. You don't break or burn a belt on the Yamaha. Yamaha is a much better bang for your buck than anything from CFMoto
I have never maxed out my ATV since I do a lot of my riding. But I can say on a straight path I easily hit 45 with plenty of gain to be had. I would imagine 60 or 70 is not out of the equation. Bummer on the Rubicon man.
Your gas vent problem on the Can-Am was your own fault due to the lack of maintenance. Coming from Yamaha. I can tell you if you don't maintenance the tube. You'll experience the same thing. FYI on the Yamaha your high beams are all three lights, not just the top one. The bottom are LED that top middle one is useless.
For you to assume the gas venting issue was a lack of maintenance is funny to me. You have no clue how I take care of my machines. So for someone who has owned Polaris, Arctic Cat, Suzuki, Can-Am, and now Yamaha, how do you explain that no other ATV I have owned never had this problem let alone the stacking problems I kept on having with my Can Am. I have taken my Can-Am to the shop many times for repairs for them to keep on happening. And since you think I didn't take care of my machine, send me your address so I can send you my dealer receipts for a reimbursement since Can-Am extended warranty was junk also! They never covered a thing.
I know what you mean man. I think I had a bad apple in the Can Am lineup. My neighbor has a 570 outlander with no issues. To bad I had the issues I was having. But getting out there and riding is what really counts.
Ive heard and seen that the lower output canams and polaris's have way more problems than the 850s and 1000s because theyre the cheaper machines of the line up, doesnt make it right but it kinda makes sense
This is a new upload of 2021trail riding footage in Utah - they had three rear racks break, two on Grizzlys. It would be good to regularly inspect the racks. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DU2-H8nUCZc.html
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures Your welcome 🙂 I've been stuck in Michigan all my life, I enjoy the variety of scenery from content creators like yourself. Some are very educational, like your camping trip with friends, when the Monsoon hit. If I ever get to travel the trails out west / south west, I know to be weather aware, and terrain aware. Never camp in a low area where I might get caught in the onslaught of a flash flood. It looked like ya'll had a good site - lots of water but did not get flooded out.
That is super cool. I remember that trip that you are talking about. My buddy and I laugh about when we talk about it. That was an impressive little storm. But I know what you mean, I watch videos from different areas and it is so cool to see how the earth is different all over. But if you ever get out west to camp and explore, I think you will enjoy the time you have here. Thanks again buddy,
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures yeah she likes to ride but better to separate on atvs couldn't get her to go for a SXS so next is get a kodiak or grizzly have to go look at them
