2022 Yamaha Grizzly SE 700cc 4x4 Testing Pt.1

Part 1 of pushing the Grizz to her 4x4 limits. Deep water holes and river crossings. 14" wheels, 27" factory Zilla's, HMF XL Titan Series Exhaust + Tune. Trying to get to Christina Falls, Northern BC, Canada.

[@madetv1647]

We are Grizzly guys for Life!! We have Two Grizzly 700 XTRs, and they are Absolutely Amazing, Wouldn't trade them for anything!! 💪💪👊 #Yamaha #Grizzly #XTR #BestInTheIndustry #YouGetWhatYouPayFor #BoomDiggity

[@ThomperBeThompin]

Great vid! I've said it before, but man, those are some beautiful trails. Loving the trail riding videos and all the exploration content.

[@veeDubbinit2]

Thanks brother!! Your videos inspire me to make better videos!! Sorry for the late response. Safe trials my friend.

[@SaskXplorer]

Great content and Great scenery!! Nice bike as well

[@veeDubbinit2]

Thanks a lot! You have a pretty sweet Grizz if I say so myself ;) Happy trails brother 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

Great ride bro thx for sharing

[@veeDubbinit2]

Thanks Brother!! Happy trails 😎👊🏻

[@Tomyum19]

Was the best when it came out and still is today. Makes me laugh when I hear reviewers can it underpowered. Yet 15 years ago those same guys saying what a monster it is. Made me lose a lot of respect for that side of the industry. Not to mention it’s easily always been the most aesthetically pleasing bike.

[@SuperDave-pe1zw]

Enjoying your videos...but dude wear some shoes!!! lol 😅

[@veeDubbinit2]

I am glad you are enjoying the vids, but this cowboy rides in sandals :) 😎👊🏻🇨🇦

[@SuperDave-pe1zw]

@@veeDubbinit2 man sometimes stuff happens and hate for you to mess up foot out in the middle of nowhere, I at least wear tennis shoes 👟...lol

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

Safety first bro

[@kory5180]

"Confidence inspiring when you ride it. You just have to ride one" as you avoid, and go around all the mud right after you go through only one deep water hole. Trails look amazing but you definitely should have went through every mud hole with confidence

[@SheaShea-eh7eh]

Did you have to do any waterproofing prior to hitting them water holes ?

[@Tomyum19]

Nope.

[@kyjelly5524]

Sandals dude! What are the advantages to the cvt tranny va the Honda 5 speed? Any idea why 1 is better? I rode a rubicon 520 and it was cool. Just never been on a bike with cvt. Thanks

[@veeDubbinit2]

Lol. It’s funny how many people comment on the sandals 😂 You know man, I’m an old Honda guy, gears all they way. Yamaha’s CVT is not like the other’s. It has impressed me 100% and I wouldn’t trade it for gears on an adventure quad. Yamaha’s has honestly blown me away 10/10. It’s perfect for trail riding. Check out my CVT and 50 hr review vids, I talk about it in more detail.

[@richvangorder3900]

Yeah, yamahas CVT is definitely not like the others. By far the best. Far, far better in fit and function than my previous Polaris and i like it better than Can Ams CVT too. In all honesty a 5 spd 4x4 atv really, truly doesnt bring nearly as much excitement, thrill, enjoyment or practicality to aggressive trail riding. Raptor? Completely different. But not a 4x4

[@trailblazeratv6306]

I think Suzuki CVT is About the same thing, no ? @@richvangorder3900

[@KLX300RMIKE]

Why do you keep switching it from high to low gear? It's a grizzly, not a polaris or canam, it's got that ultrmatic transmission system. You're not going to burn up belts like those other guys will. Keep it in high and roll.

[@veeDubbinit2]

I like how zippy it is in low gear, still getting to know the bike, testing. Good advice though, thank you 👍🏻

[@microtechmachineshop]

awesome trails makes me want another atv

[@veeDubbinit2]

Yes, the trails in northern BC are crazy good, especially in the spring time. Yeah, it’s hard not to have fun on an ATV. Get another one ;) nudge nudge lol

[@PondstompingAdventures]

How far do you get per tank. I know different things play apart in the average, 4x4, speed, ect.

[@veeDubbinit2]

I get about 100km/tank if I’m bagging on it pretty hard, 4x4, hills etc. Warm summer day and you’re just cruising, you could probably get 130-150kms if no hills 2WD. 18L tank. My Grizz uses 12-14L of fuel per 100kms with how/where I ride.

[@ryanschindel6373]

Awesome riding area for sure but dude no reason to put it in low ive gone through rougher terrain in high n not 4x4 with my kodiak n mines a 450

[@veeDubbinit2]

1st real 4x4 trip on the Grizz, experimenting, trying the different gears, but you’re not the first person to tell me to just leave her in high and giv’er lol. I like how zippy it is in low gear. This CVT is soo damn good, I know you’re right and can just leave in high.

[@ryanschindel6373]

@@veeDubbinit2 how u like the 700 im looking to upgrade to that or the sportsman 570 trail edition

[@veeDubbinit2]

@@ryanschindel6373 For me, it’s awesome. 10/10. I think you’ll find the Grizz more reliable, better built. I’d buy it again. 1000kms now zero issues. The CVT on it won’t be beat, and the 700 is strong and responsive.

[@kaiserman6667]

You must be around Ft St J?

[@veeDubbinit2]

Yeah! 😆

[@kaiserman6667]

@@veeDubbinit2 Okanagan, ‘21 Grizz Camo

[@veeDubbinit2]

@@kaiserman6667 Nice brother. Happy trails 👊🏻😎🇨🇦

[@frankdove4869]

Learn how to work with the machine and if you got good traction tires are good mud tires on it it'll pretty much go through about most anything you want to go through

[@veeDubbinit2]

Agreed! I’m still learning the “feel” of 4x4’ing with her, but the machine is so dang good!

[@jacktheripper-hp9tx]

why do you put it in low ? you towing something ?