If you enjoyed the video make sure to leave a like, comment, share and subscribe! If you want to support us further we do have merchandise at the link below: bit.ly/mainvillemerch

Great content as always! My 2018 Kodiak 700 EPS is my first quad I’ve ever owned. I just rolled over 2000 KM and I have only done brakes once. Absolutely nothing else. I’ve got the same lift as you and 28 inch tires. If I had to buy another quad I’d get an outlander 1000. As you mentioned the top end is weak on the kodiaks and the smaller stature of the bike is an asset but also a weakness. I’m 6’3 and I do find this machine a bit small but that’s on me for not testing more bikes out before I bought it. That being said this ATV won’t leave our family. We will just add a second one or a side by side. Yamaha reliability and low end grunt makes this thing an absolute beauty and I’m very happy with it.

I'm looking at grabbing up a kodiak 700 very soon, and like you guys said , I love the simplicity and effectiveness of the kodiak...if you have the skill, the quad has the motor and power to go about wherever you want..great vids guys!! Keep em coming!!

I think you forgot one of if not the most important... DURABILITY. These Yami’s are built to last even if you set a bomb underneath it. I’ve seen some sell for 15-20,000 kms on em and still have all the original diffs,tranny and motor. I’ve ridden them hard and I can’t seem to break anything on them lol

I recently upgraded from a 2017 Arctic Cat ( 👎🏼) Alterra 500 to a 2021 Yamaha Kodiak ( 👍🏼 ) 700 EPS. Wow - night and day. My wife liked mine so much, she purchased a 2021 EPS SE. 🤷‍♂️

My wife didn't like the warning stickers on the fenders either.got a wide roll of sticky back grip-tape, cut patterns to fit, and done! Looks cool and gives her a "grippy" place for her feet on water crossings. Thanks for the videos 👍🏼

Great video guys cant wait to see videos of you all back out on the trail

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

We cant wait either, but wont be doing anything crazy until this all blows over :) Stay safe!

Always look forward to watching your content and see what you guys are up to!

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Heck yeah dude! Thank you!

Great video!! Enjoy see what you guys have to offer next

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Even we dont know! :) Thanks for watching!

great vid..i like my kodiak because of the size and power also. it fits between trees very good and can pull a hill with no issues retrieving my deer kills in november.

Stickers !!!! :). Hope you are both doing well with all the craziness going on. Might get to one of your rides some day not too far away.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

We are in a very good position during all this, thanks! We will have to see how all this goes before we get out for rides!

Enjoyed your video and have subscribed. Have a '17 Kodiak EPS SE 700 and really enjoy it. As it is the largest bike in my fleet (Honda 450 Foreman, Suzuki 300 Kingquad), I cannot talk to your comments on power and size but will say it really fits what i need in an ATV.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Perspective and opinion, dont take me too seriously :) At the end of the day, and like we said, we had a hard time really coming up with 5 dislikes. Fantastic machine!

I'm a huge fan of the Kodiak. I bought and built mine because of the differences between it and the Grizzly. I've done EHS and EPI upgrades. I into more of the technical trails and hills. I ride with mostly Grizzlies. I love the videos and if you guys ever make it to Oklahoma I could show you some nice trails and scenery to challenge even Kyle's Can Am.

You guys are awesome and crack me up! Another great video.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks haha

Great bike for a first time rider that is not use to power or has not had a lot of trail time and wants to ride comfortably

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

100% couldnt agree more! Thanks for watching!

Well I’m 6’4” and 280lbs. You might say that I’m at the upper end of the stature qualifications. Lol. I love my 2018 Kodiak. It’s a twin to Cass’s machine but I have different brands of accessories but it pretty much looks the same. I love it because when I’m hinting and driving into the woods a couple miles I can get into deeper and tighter areas then a person with a machine like Kyle’s. I like how it handles and performs. Nothing bad to say about other machines it is just my preference to have a smaller body quad. And yes I’ve put it through some nasty stuff and it has no problems. But this is just my two cents of input.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah! None of this was strict rules, just how we feel with what we know! No doubt shes a good machine, glad you're enjoying it!

@Mrbink01

4 жыл бұрын

I'm 6'4", 450lbs and my 2017 Kodiak is great for my needs. Mine is a work machine, not trail riding and I like the more compactness for plowing. Only gripe is it's gutless and sinks in the skeg. I put on a set of Jwheelz to help from sinking in, but it still gets stuck often. My next machine will most likely be an Outlander 650 6x6

@kellybelanger5836

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mrbink01 feel sorry for the springs on your ATV. 450 pounds is heavy for even your height.

@williamkempher5152

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mrbink01 your actual physical stature isn't ideal for the machine.

@Mrbink01

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamkempher5152 really?

Love your black Kodiak. I have the same machine with the fender flairs and 2" wheel spacers all round. Went with "Wanda" 10 x 12 up front and 12 x 12's out back for the Colorado mountains.

Great work guys! I ride with a group which includes 2 Yamaha Grizzlies and 4 CanAm's. Very capable bike. Nice mid range but do lack a little in power and top end. Great vids!

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

I agree! Just missing the wow factor, otherwise fantastic!

Good video, very informative for smaller stature individuals wanting to get into the sport!

hi guys... enjoy watching all of your videos! i have a '12 grizzly and i love it but, the plastics are fastened on very cheaply with plastic pop rivots and the radiator is a pain in the butt to maintain, thinking about getting a relocator kit for it. keep up the great videos!

You guys make great videos especially giving 2 different opinions from a tall person and a shorter person. I would love to see you guys doing reviews on most ATVs out there to probably help others with deciding what would best fit them. Keep it up and hopefully soon you both can be sponsored by big names for ATVs and atv parts. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I’ve been in the power game , 3 brutes , one modded , and have a xp 1000 sportsman . Picked up a new 22 grizzly , love the quality feel and quiet overall operation. Lighter and nimble and just enough power to be plenty of fun. If I want to go fast we’ll get in the X3 . That turbo sings ! I’m a fan of can am as well lol.

I bought my 16 Kodiak SE for the same reason as Cassandra. The control and maneuverability is great. When the trails get tight and twisty the big boys can't keep up with me.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

So true!

I have a 2019 Yamaha Kodiak 700 EPS and absolutely love the bike. I almost bought another Honda. I was drinking the Honda Kool-Aid for over 20 years and finally came to my senses. Their high end bike, the Rubicon, 500 up to a 520. WOW! Oh, I peeled off all those stickers except the riveted ones.

Your both well spoken, enjoy the channel. Deciding on my first ATV. Been a sled head all my life. I’m looking at an Canam 850 of some flavor or the Grizzly. Thanks folks, appreciate your time!

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it! I may be slightly biased but if you can I suggest the 850 Can Am, you'll appreciate it down the road. That being said the 700 yamaha provides plenty of pros. Good luck!

Love my Yamahas! Great review! I have a Grizzly and want to get my wife into the sport. Didn't realize the Kodiak was for smaller people. Thanks for the info!

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Another great conversation! Nice layout. Thanks

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! We try to switch up the editing when we can!

so which one should i get, the grizzly 700 eps or kodiak 700 eps

Luv the kodiak! I have a grizzly 450 and it’s smaller but I can go most places the bigger quads go. When I ride with guys on can ams and outlanders they leave me cause their faster but they breakdown before the trail ride is over and a Honda or Yamaha have to pull them back in lol.

The thing I like of the kodiak 700. Everything. The suspension for me is amazing, the power output is just right for me. It handles very smoothly. I have a kodiak 700 myself (my profile picture). The only thing I dislike is how the battery is hooked up on the front. Yes it’s higher so water don’t get in it. But removing that one pice of plastic is so annoying. Espicslly putting it back on. But that said. It’s a Yamaha and I’m with Yamaha 100% every time. And I know that going in deeper stuff the kodiak seems like a lil non power in it. But I gone mudding with it and I love watching the mud fly up and if someone is behind me they’re full of it. But great video and hopefully when this corona shit is done I’ll hopefully see your mudding videos pop up again

Hi guys love the vid‘s!!! I myself have a 2018 Kodiak base model and was wondering if you run any tuners on it being that the 708 Run lean? I only have about 10 hours on the motor and still in breakin mode. Any issues I should know about if any? Should I install intake adapter in the air box to convert the air filter to a bolt on? Any advice would be greatly appreciated and great vids!!! Thank you.

Nice review of the Kodiak...loved the exhaust comment my girlfriend has a Suzuki S40 savage with a pipe and it's loud but still cool. Take care keep up the great videos.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kris!

Got to spend a weekend riding this in the mountains and gotta say it's a pretty impressive build. It made this dirt biker look like he knew how to ride a quad 😎

@MainvilleATV

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to have you Matt. It was a pleasure and hopefully not our last ride out there. - Cass

awesome review! :)

After stumbling across yalls videos several months ago it made my choice easier to pick out my kodiak over several other choices.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped Mike!

Awesome video guys I love the beginning the walk around of mama Bear 🐻

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I like making those little b-roll shots! :)

I assume you already have the stickers off but I find emery cloth or fine sandpaper works well. Don't quote me but I believe grizzly has less low end but more high end. On top of the size.

How have your axles held up with the lift kit? I'd love to lift my '19 grizzly but not to sure if it puts a bad angle out of the differentials, have you noticed any excess wear or issues from that?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Zero issues so far!

Where did y’all find the mod to put the radiator on the top like that?

Awesome videos guys! Love these videos during this time. Dying to get out though! Question for you guys, you used mostly Gopro Hero 7 blacks for your videos right? Any issues or anything with that? I'm looking to get an action cam to make some clips to share with my wife the trails we go, and maybe take some action shots of our little guy learning to ride a bike. The hero 7 black seems to be a good choice right now.

Great video, you guys helped me choose the 2020 xmr 850 outlander over the grizzly, probably going to pick one up after this crazyness is over. Keep up the good work!

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Get at 'er dude! You'll love either choice!

Nice video guys, you seemed to hit on all topics honestly. Man you guys have some pile of after market stuff on there haha thanks for sharing.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Been working on the build for two years now and have to say I'm quite happy with what we've put together so far. Thanks for watching! - Cass

Love the videos I have a 2021 kodiak 700 es and it's a beast, I ordered the 2inch lift kit and looking to buy new tires bc right now I have stock so which are the best to go with. Also will I need to do anything else once I add the lift thank you

@MainvilleATV

2 жыл бұрын

I suggest calling into dirtylife.ca they helped me get everything I needed. Tires and lift, make sure to look at clutching. Best place to look to get some snap!

My biggest issue with my Kodiak is lighting. What are your plans if any for upgrading it? I’d like to replace the entire headlights for something better rather than a light bar if possible. Similar to the neutrinos on your Canam.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

I have looked at a few options, theres nothing impressive out there. LED conversions are hit or miss and dont do justice. Ill make a video if I find something!

Very nice video greetings from Germany and Happy Easter

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Hello from Canada!

you guys are amazing..love the videos..frome canada

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

💪👍💪 Good Video!!!

Been on a kick lately and watched several of your video's... You might want to look into the "Sena 30K" for your trail rides. I know your always close to each other, but a headset communicator will help out when one is stuck, or that next turn. Keep up the great work and video's I'm a grizzly fan...so I enjoy seeing the Kodiac keeping up.

Good information

Love Project Mama Bear! Great machine, and great upgrades to it. Not too crazy but just the right amount.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

We try to lean on the safe side, until we dont in some cases lol. As you know sometimes mods are a rabbit hole.

@780Aleks-AB

4 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV Oh yeah that's for sure haha. And I still want more mods. I think i have a problem.

Great reviews of both of your machines!

@raymonddare8812

3 жыл бұрын

I recently purchased a 2021 Kodiak,Its a work machine,shorter seat height,a lot smaller turning radius.Made to work around the farm.I plan on putting Grizzly handle bars,need a little more height..

Another great video! I bought my wife a 2018 Kodiak last year & it is the base model. Great machine, but there are no gauges. Any suggestions or ideas for a gas gauge? Google isn't finding anything that I am looking for.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

If you're handy on the tools, check out any automotive store for depth gauges and modify one to fit. Otherwise look at oem to see if another models part can adapt!

@rickchuska5349

4 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV Thanks for the tip! I'll check that out.

Great looking ride.

I've always wondered how the fuel consumption varies between a 700 single and a big twin? I'm on the fence between getting a Grizzly or a Can Am for my next quad. Thanks, I enjoy the videos.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

She goes about 180km a tank, most I've done is 220 on a tank with the outlander. Keeping in mind her tank is smaller. So I do a bit worse in trail riding. Mud honestly seems the same

LOVING your channel guys.. I have a 2018 grizzly eps camo edition. I just received my rad and snork kit and I love how you installed the metal to tighten up the snorkels. wondering if you would have moved the fittings through the plastics in order to get the 30in tires? I was not even thinking that far for a lift kit but if I do get one should I move the holes through the fender? I'm defiantly going to get the sledgehammer's, have not decided the size though was thinking 28" YOU GUYS ROCK!!! CAN I GET A STICKER?? LOL

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

We angled the PVC so the 30s wound fit. We did need a 1 inch spacer to help. As for stickers they can be purchased by dm on fb or Instagram :)

my big question is how mutch it cost ya to get it there? i ave go whit e 850 xmr for that reason.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Not nearly as much as you would think.

What width are the rims is 7 and 9 wide? Are you running the 30x10s as well?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

7 wide rims, square 30x10r12 set up from DirtyLife.ca yes sir!

What do you think is a more reliable machine the Yamaha or the can am ? I have an option to either buy a 2017 can am renegade with tracks for 7500 or a kodiac 700 with mud lites 2 up seat for 8000. Any thoughts ? I am new to atvs and am clueless. I have had more people say buy the Yamaha hands down for reliability and something that will hold its value better.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

If you're buying used, the safer purchase would normally be the kodiak. Overall our experiance has been the same between our machines. People are 90 percent of the issues, not the machine. Excluding the odd outlier of course.

Kodiak 700 EPS is a beast...it's reliable, powerful, easy to ride. For the low budget guy (or gal) you just need to take off sway bar (if you mainly ride technical trails), put on some nice 26" tires (I used Bearclaw K299's) on the Yamaha aluminum wheels and add 1" wheel spacers all around.... only cost me 300 bucks for the tires and 65 bucks for the spacers. You can't beat that and you'll have a great trail riding machine that can go just about anywhere. If you want to go a step further...I also added Highlifter Springs (to help handle a plow), heated handgrips and thumb, handguards, Tiny Tach, snowmobile bar ends, reverse light (for plowing), winch (of course)...and my favorite thing: EHS tuner!! Everything else is stock.... I LOVE THIS QUAD!!!! It's so cool to see both you guys riding together and when Cass gets compliments on her Yamaha when all the other machines around are huge and probably cost twice as much, I get a HUGE smile across my face. The Kodiak 700 EPS is a bargain for any rider...Big or Small. Thanks for all the great info and entertainment that you both provide. Happy Trails! :)

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

Happy trails to you too Joe! Thanks for the awesome comment, I absolutely love my machine and don't think I'd be this happy on any other ATV to be honest. - Cass

@joev467

3 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV Thanks....I've been riding for 35 years and have owned MANY different quads...my wife and have have been riding together for 20. We also have 2 Yamaha Grizzly 450 EPS machines that we use when we ride together. They are great...small and nimble and fit on our enclosed snowmobile trailer. The Kodiak is my utility machine that I use for everything else (plowing, snowmobile club trail clearing, hunting, etc..). The Kodiak has made me a very happy camper! I actually bought it after seeing one of your videos and because you go anywhere with it! It's priced right and has everything I'll ever need. I'm 6 feet and 210 and the size is perfect. I always laugh when I hear about people say that a certain quad isn't BIG enough :) I come from the atv riding days when they claimed that the Honda Foreman 400 was the biggest atv out there!!! LOL Thanks for the reply and great videos...truly enjoyable. Love our Yamahas!!!

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

Haha that's awesome! Great to hear of other couples that get to enjoy this sport together. Thanks for watching and happy trails to you and your wife. - Cass

Great content awesome atvs 🤘🤙

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate that!

Love the video especially the dis likes makes me think more into buying an atv I’m looking into buying but I was wondering if y’all had problems with the axles breaking on it because my 2007 grizzly was bad on breaking in the simplest holes

@MainvilleATV

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That atv never once broke an axle or belt.

@Brandon-rn3uk

2 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV thank you I really appreciate it based on this great video I’m gonna pick one up keep up the great work 👍

Have y’all snapped any axles yet? I run 29.5 outlaws with a 2” lift with no clutch work and haven’t yet. But clutch kit will be in today so I’m just wondering.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, not at all.

@danielsmith2218

4 жыл бұрын

Good to know, even tho my driving style is bit on the wild side I own a built raptor 660 too so u can Imagine 😅😂

Great looking bike,I like the single cylinder

Hi....I have a 2018 grizzly 700 and looking to upgrade the tires....I have a 2 inch lift now and looking to go from 26 inch stock tires to 27 mega mayham's do you think I will need to do any mods to my clutch?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

It wont be needed, no. But if you want more pick up and go you certainly could.

@chrisfong4066

4 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV I would like a little more pick up so would you suggest a full kit or maybe just replace one of the springs........any suggestions would be greatly appericated

@chrisfong4066

4 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV also if I installed a clutch kit or just a spring would I lose much on the top end??

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisfong4066 just a secondary spring for you since the grizzly weight are already pretty light would be enough

I made a sticker that fit perfectly on the plate. that said, my job is to make and vinyl wrap cars ect so it is easy for me.

Biggest mechanical difference between the 2 Yamaha's is the grizzly has all wheel disk brakes the Kodak has a wet drum break witch I believe Yamaha say has a life time warranty in the shoes and drum. Also I believe you can only get the locking front diff in the SE model of the Kodak and its standard on all trim of the grizzly

Thanks for the video I like it a lot it helps to pick a second atv for the girl friend keep it up from Montreal 👍

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I'm considering a Griz for myself and a Kodiak for my wife. Tires will come first. My question is this...For at least the first few months do you think stock machines would serve us well? Mostly hard pack trails and some mud will be our terrain. I will replace the stock tires immediately. I know factory tires leave allot to be desired.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Oh certainly! No issues there.

@therichie9916

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. We are looking at AMS Slingshot XT tires. Any thoughts on these?

@therichie9916

4 жыл бұрын

By the way I love this channel and I'm sharing the heck out of it!!!

Enjoyed your video! I'm in Kelowna BC. None of the Yamaha dealers in the Okanagan have an ATV in their stores. The dealer in Vernon had an Altera 90 😂. If you want an ATV, you have to put a deposit down and wait. It's been that way since Covid-19 started. Most of the dealers in town are the same. They might have one in showroom but it has sold sign on it. I don't know if it's the same in Ontario or not, but it's kind of difficult to sit on different models to see how the ergonomics feel when they don't have any in showroom.

How can I get in touch with your clutching guy. Does he have a wed site.? I'll rock your stickers on my bike here on the Nova Scotia's east coast.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Dirtylife.ca my dude! He will get you sorted out. :)

If you were going to replace the Kodiak what would you get?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

No idea, up to Cass. For now, we are more than happy with it!

I bought a grizz cause of the killer reliability had an articat and i was fixing it all the time

Does the kodiak have a shim kit or whats the reason you didn't use a shim if you didn't

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

It does have a 1mm shim.

What kind of cable/rope do you have on the winch?

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

The winch rope is from Tyed up Paracord. You can search them on Facebook, Instagram and Etsy.

Does it idle underwater fine with that bigger exhaust?

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

Sure does!

Overall Yamaha and can-am’s are the way to go, they’re great atvs!

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

I have a place for all machines, depending what I want to do with them! We do love our machines a little more though ;) Thanks for watching!

I'm almost 5,5ft tall what's a Grizzly or a Kodiak??? Does the Grizzly worth the extra 1000$ Have you tried the king quad that is apparently a bit more powerfull

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

I'd sit on both and see which one is more comfortable. I'm 5'3" and I love the kodiak. Can't speak for the King Quad though. - Cass

The smaller, lighter machines are an asset in BC as you can get through the tight trails easier and maneuver better. Honda/Yamaha are awesome for reliability 🍻

Kodiak is branded with about 40 hp where the griz has about 50hp so there is a functional difference between the them, gearing is also slightly different

@MainvilleATV

Жыл бұрын

They have the exact same engine and tune, so HP rating isnt true. I have heavily modified both a kodiak and grizzly of this generation

Excellent overview of the Kodiak 700.

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

hey guys. Cass i want to get my wife a new Kodiak. she has never driven one.. she is similar statue as yourself ..would you suggest a 450 for her first ride ..or just go with the 700... Great job on your mama bear.. looks awesome.. thanks for your in put

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

If you can, just go straight for the 700. You'll be better off in the long run! Good luck :)

@snopusher8204

3 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV thank you..

I really love your videos. As a new female rider just getting into this hobby I really like the perspective of another woman.

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome to hear Coral! Thanks so much for watching :) - Cass

Great video guys. If I might make a suggestion, maybe your next upgrade could be wireless mics. Your editing is excellent but using camera sound for videos like this makes you sound far away and has room echo. Just a thought and not that expensive for a big improvement.

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

We have tried them in the past, its a nightmare believe it or not. It doesnt work how you think it would when it comes to making videos, especially our style. We have a few ideas and the market is getting there!

I also am a kodiak 700 fan, I have a 2020 700 eps se, i have 88.8 miles on it, i have diff light flashing, temp light and engine light on, they will go off, and they will come back on. Oh also says error... have u all ever had this happen to your kodiak or know what this could be? Everything works as it should, just those lights come and go... Oh, love your kodiak.. that thing is bad ass !!!!

YAMAHA 👍👍 its a beast that one

I have a 2014 550 grizzly and a 2019 570 sportsman I find I like the yamaha alittle better

@SketchyXC

4 жыл бұрын

I feel the same about my 05 KQ vs my 2018 570

@cmoore102000

4 жыл бұрын

@@SketchyXC the sportman is a good machine but the yamaha seems to be just over all a bulletproof machine

@27Zangle

3 жыл бұрын

Didn't even know there was a 550 Grizzly. I used to ride all the time back in the late '90s but just recently in the last year decided to start researching current manufactures.

@cmoore102000

3 жыл бұрын

@@27Zangle yes I'm not sure if they still make them but it been a great machine

Can you do a review about the size of the outlanders ?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Engine size or physical size?

My grizzly makes it anywhere the can am boys go .... just a little slower haha

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Truth haha! Its a great machine.

I had nothing but problems with my 2016 Grizzly 708. Started right off the bat first trip out. The only thing that was reliable was the CVT system everything else on the machine failed me.

PS I really do love watching y'all I get a kick outta Cass she reminds me of a Sis I should've had

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! - Cass

Mono Piston ? Who says that ? 🤔 How about reliability ? Fuel economy, repair costs ?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Its a mono piston, so thats why I say that? Our experience its been the same reliability wise as our outlander. Fuel economy isnt a concern for us and what we do. Repair costs are a bit more dollar to dollar than our other machine. Thanks for watching!

Where did you find that red rope on the winch please ?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

Tyed up paracord on Instagram.

@CypressGame

4 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV can you winch with it or it is just for the good looks ?

@MainvilleATV

4 жыл бұрын

You can winch with it

@CypressGame

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤟

2 severed thumbs up !!! What is the hp rating on this atv ? , its really nice & I subbed !!!!

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

I believe stock its 38hp?

@patl.5504

3 жыл бұрын

@@MainvilleATV 38hp kodiak 450 and 48hp for the 700 if i'm correct

Woot woot......!

I would buy a yamaha over a canam cause the gear shifter is on the left side ngl

What about the reliability

I would like to see a video on clothing for women. Waders , waterproof boots etc for mudding and regular trail riding

@MainvilleATV

3 жыл бұрын

Something like that would probably end up on our Instagram story/IGTV/Facebook group rather than here, so be sure to follow us there and I'll see what I can do. Might not be until things slow down at work for me (been quite busy the last couple of weeks, and likely will be until Christmas time). Thanks again for watching! - Cass

Free Stickers yes please xD

The motor off of the Yamaha grizzly and Kodiak is port proof

I have a small logging and milling buisiness and I use a Yamaha wolverine 350 and an arch and piggyback works well has good low end power but I have a 2 wheel drive honda 200 that will pull almost as well and is extremely reliable. I never leave home without it. I like yamaha but they are to me to unreliable. Luca