We are a Yamaha Family. This is my Wifes toy. 1986 Yamaha Big Wheel 200.



Here is my Yamaha Grizzly in Sasquatch Country at Saunders.


My Youngest has rode a new Bike every year in the YZF250 ,no pics of the 2011 YZF 450 he now rides.


I like to keep my tires contacting the ground ,Junior well,have as a different idea of having fun.


My oldest sold his Sport Quad and used the money to buy an Old 1983 Yammaha 650 that we chopped down and made a Bobber. I did the mods and he did his own airbrushing. Maybe got $ 2000 into it.



The youngest is almost a full fledged Journeyman Mechanic at 20yrs old,one more year yet. Anyway he keeps them all running good.

I run a 2009 Yamaha Rhino 450. Went every where my buddies can-am 800 went, I love it. Also have a 1986 RM125 but need a motor for it.

Andy

09 Honda 500 Rubicon. I think once you experience power steering you'll never go back to manual.

Funny you say that Tuc. I thought the power steering was a bit of a marketing tool and honestly did not really want the option. I needed a quad right away and the only one available had power steering. I took it, and I agree with you completely: it is the only way to go.

Lots of great machines out there... as consumers, we are pretty fortunate to have choices. Cheers, Mike

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