2007 Yamaha Grizzly 700 walk around

This is a video to help those who may be thinking of buying a used Grizzly 700. I attempt to cover some of the basic operations and options that the Yamaha grizzly offers.

[@gregingemunson5127]

I bought my 2007 Grizzly new in 2007, set up the same accept I’ve got a snow plow on it. Still looks and runs great

[@russellseevers7112]

Just bought myself a 2008 grizzly 700 your video was very helpful

[@MrGunner945]

Russell Seevers I have now had mine for little over a year and have been very pleased with it. I was a little hesitant when buying a Yamaha due to only ever owning Honda’s. but the comfort and accessories the grizzly offers not to mention the power have convinced me that Yamaha is in no way inferior to any other manufacturer.

[@rajkirannatarajan9276]

Your 2007 Grizz looks mint! 12 years later and it still sells for $3500, goes for $8k new, says a lot about it’s excellent resale value.

[@stephennancemabe4665]

What size wheels and tires are those? Need to get mine off the small stocks.

[@rajkirannatarajan9276]

When you have the difflock activated, the ecu+cdi limit your max speed. As long as you have the Override switch pushed in, that limit is removed.

[@BacktotheBush999]

how much would one of these go for in 2024 with 3600kms?

[@MrGunner945]

I think you could expect to pay anywhere from $2500-$3200 for one in good condition.

[@masonxtentacion9093]

I just bought one today for $3k with 5k miles on it with 700hrs you think thats alot of mileage on it?

[@MrGunner945]

Not if it’s been well maintained and honestly these machines are so tough it might not even matter if it hadn’t been well maintained, it would probably still last forever, Yamaha’s and Honda’s are almost indestructible.