Walk around of the Yamaha Wolverine 1000 X2!

[@robskully3539]

What a great overview… well done 👍🏻👍🏻 Too bad I live up in New England 😢

[@DeepSouth_Outdoors]

@robskully3539 much appreciated, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 💪👍

[@robskully3539]

@@DeepSouth_Outdoors liked it enough I am going to check them out up here. I will be buying my first SxS and haven’t decided which brand/model yet.

[@DeepSouth_Outdoors]

@robskully3539 it's definitely worth a consideration, in my opinion 💪

[@robskully3539]

@@DeepSouth_Outdoors how does it compare to the Sport version ?

[@DeepSouth_Outdoors]

@@robskully3539 are you referring to the specs of both units? Or how their performance capabilities differ?

[@kignacio]

1:45 open wire connections just chilling in the wheel well lmao

[@joecatalano82]

It’s just an extra . I had an Rmax 1000 and it had extra wire connections under the hood and other locations as well.

[@ronniephipps7526]

Just wondering if there is any more leg room in the 1000 X2 drivers side compared to a 850 X2 2019 model? Thanks

[@DeepSouth_Outdoors]

Sorry for the late response. From what I can tell. The body, or the cab, is the same size as the Wolverine 850 X2. They just upgraded the engine, and the suspension.

[@kractass]

So do all accessories for the 850 fit the 1000? Or do some of the RMAX accessories fit it?

[@DeepSouth_Outdoors]

@kractass based on the research I've done from yamahas' Website (concerning the body, frame, and engine size) They upgraded: 1: Engine to the 1000cc 2: The shocks 3: And put bigger tires on it. www.richsyamaha.com/Brands/Compare-Models/579ac57d-d375-41d3-83af-b1c600904d35/16d4405e-b921-4778-a5b5-b1c600a53273 Here's the link to see a comparison