Yamaha Raptor 660R Sitting for 5 Years! Will it Run? 

That’s dope man much love all made our day we watched right before work so will most definitely be talking about all day at work 😂

Killer video bro and yes thanks to all of our service men and women. Can't wait to start seeing the 465 it's been a long time coming lol. Keep up the great work my dude. PEACE

Great Video. Sorry but love the Raptor. I rebuild them . I have had no luck with Honda's. Anyways great job! Great video.

465!! 465!! Lol another great video to watch this evening

Love a good will it run!

The 400's is what brought me here originally man an I been watching the channel since you started an all I got to say is keep doing what you do man

Im about to go ride my Honda now b4 it rains

I can’t find those gytr frame guards anywhere

Your video pop up in recomended

I have a 660 that’s been sitting for 10 years. Any idea of what I should ask for if I don’t have the time to work on it? Can’t be worth much at this point

Love the fit that says Honda is cheap and unreliable and Yamaha is the quality and reliable. They are both good, BUT Honda is know for it's reliability period

I run Blud Oil, best oil out there. I run 15/50 both sides on my trx450...

I'm sure you already did since you got the book but don't forget to bleed the oil line to the top end I made the mistake and about blew my motor on my old 02 660r bought it for 800 sold for 1900 with title 2 years ago there not bad quads to just play on but I'll never own 1 again nothing but problems

Just brought 2001 is a project. I’m looking for a engine ? FL

You should try to get a ltr 450

I am from croatian where are you from? I am riding 50cc scooter 🥲

Raptor shit60s suck 2nd gear always breaks and I'm just not a huge craptor fan but have some kinda love for all toys Yfz450s not bad tho I've had a cpl currently have a full built and stroked Kfx450r that at this point only stock part is the frame

I own a raptor 700 and a 400 ex. The yamahas I've owned in the past are so much more quality than the Honda I've owned. I actually vowed to never own another Honda but my wife needed something more powerful that a 350 and less than a 450 until she gets more experience in the dunes. Done more work on the 400ex in a few months than I have in the 10 years I've owned the yamaha.