Yamaha Grizzly 700 Polaris 850 Camparison

[@DR.P3RKY]

I just hit 22 thousand miles on my grizzly 550 with the original belt. maintenance wise I’ve had to replace wheel bearings and oil so it’s been very reliable 😊

[@Rider-lh2gz]

Kyle King how much do you ride it?

[@whiterhinooutdoors4572]

Kyle King damn man you must ride da hell out That machine

[@dominickguerra189]

I’ve got to see ur odometer lol

[@edwardabrahamiii3742]

Kyle King theres still some yamaha atvs here in the villages of ALASKA still running from the mid 00'S so i believe you and they got hundreds of thousands of miles also

[@collinbarlow9655]

I have 11 thousand miles on my 660 on my original belt

[@vorgshhh2956]

I like how Polaris never talks about their reliability either 😂

[@dakotamurray7184]

Me too

[@billb8862]

Aint that the truth 🤣

[@triplem6077]

My Grizz so far has gone 9000 Miles. Without ANY issue at all. Just maintenance and drive. Still the FIRST belt. Dealer checked it last week and said its good for another 1500 mi...This machine is fully real world tough!!!! I do not know anybody riding other OEMs who can say the same about his.....yeah the design could maybe need a makeover....but reliability beats everything from my point of view. And the handling is great too....

[@MrChevypower]

I can go ride anything and have a blast on it. Happy with my Polaris 850, neighbor has a Grizzly, he loves that. I think the Grizzly is great too. This video tries to make the Polaris AWD look like a flaw, but in reality, it is flawless. The front wheels engage within 1/5 of a rotation of spinning the back wheels. I have tried many tricky situations and it feels seemless. They are both great machines.

[@jeffmacey6482]

My Yamaha's from the 80s still run great I'll go with what I know.

[@antuanphillips4663]

Uhhh wtf

[@joelooge3644]

Whoever was driving the Polaris 850 clearly was paid to make it look bad I got a 570sp and it could out walk both of those machines. Grizzly is a tough machine and is very reliable. The comfort and suspension on the Polaris and especially the AWD would outperform the grizzled any day. The AWD is superior on Polaris than every other machine out there. I need an honest review

[@janetlewis2632]

This is a Yamaha ad. I have owned Grizzlies and Porais 850HOLe and 550HOLe. I will go back to Yamaha just for reliability reasons. Both ran and handled great, Polaris obviously had more power but they are NOT built as well and do not have the same reliability. Your mileage may vary.

[@10219266]

I have ridden dozens of four wheelers in my life. I have ridden Yamaha, Honda, Can-am, and Polaris atvs. I'm not dissing any of these companies they all make great machines; however, out of all the atvs that I have ridden my favorite is my 550 Polaris sportsman. I personally have never had any of the problems that are listed in this video.

[@potatoebill8496]

Same

[@sethpettman]

Dude the grizzlys work awesome! No troubles at all :-) Polaris' are nice but when rode hard break often....

[@josh38k]

true video, but they were hating on the polaris for sure, anything with four wheels is good for me.

[@ironmountainatv971]

There's no doubt Yamaha builds a reliable machine But shouldn't this be a comparison between the 570 and the 700 after all the 570 beats it by 3 feet on the 1/4 mile comparing it to the 850 is like comparing a 1 ton dsl truck to a Toyota Anyways I'll let you grizzly guys get back to eating your sushi I'll get back to eating prime rib

[@lucasfromdavalley]

My 2007 grizzly 700 has 13500kms on original belt, never serviced maybe a few engine oil changes. Grizz is on top

[@Cocodrankspearfishing]

It's heavier because its an 850 not a freakin 700

[@rjord123]

Is this seriously a comparison between Yamaha and Polaris? Go Yamaha!!!

[@cledussnow9507]

If you've rode a Grizzly before, there is absolutely no way you can get off of it and say "This sux, my whatever quad is better".

[@kesupreme4447]

I have a grizzly 660 and Polaris 850.. and let Me tell you. Even though I love my Grizzly...he does not compare to my Polaris. Not close

[@willc8532]

currently i have a can am and most of my buddies have polaris. Actually, telling the truth, they seem like a reliable bike. My bud has a trail blazer from 2001 and still running hard. been sank, water full of engine, no problem. My other buddy has a sportsman 500 and same thing, sank it and no problems. He keeps up on the trail with my can am with stock tires, which is amazing. Only think I notice is, polaris are super heavy while my can am outty weighs 600. But polaris seems like really good bikes to me

[@alf6259]

water full of engine???

[@willc8532]

cj ford lmao! meant engine full of water. That would be a new one, huh? water full of engines ;P

[@alf6259]

lol. i wish my polaris sportsman 400 ho would not hold water in it's drive system.

[@brandoncrimmins6296]

I'm going to totally pick this video apart, because I'm bored and have ridden and owned both...I LOVE Yamaha's Grizzly. It's a well built wheeler but is in fact out dated and while the 700 single does have great low end power it falls completely on it face after about 50MPH. Yes it goes faster than 50MPH but it does NOT like to do it. Anyway first of all...Grizzly Does NOT outsell the Sportsman. Maybe it outsells the top of the line Sportsmans that are between $11K-$15k these days. However unlike the Grizzly...The Sportsman is the ONLY name on Polaris Mid and Full size Utility ATV's. So given the entire spectrum of the Polaris Sportsman...It's virtually impossible for the Grizzly to "outsell" the Sportsman. Plus, I RARELY see Grizzly's on the trail...I actually see far more Kodiak's on the trail than the Grizzlys. So that tells me that people are buying Yamaha because of price , NOT actual functionality. 4 Wheel Drive Comparison: I actually DO like the Grizzly's 4 wheel drive system, however...It IS more involved to use and no where near as easy to use as the Polaris. Let alone as SMOOTH...Good luck turning at all with the diff locked...I've heard from EVERYONE (that doesn't own a Polaris) for YEARS how terrible the Polaris All Wheel Drive is...I own a few Polaris Wheelers now and all of them have the All Wheel Drive system and it quite frankly...Works FLAWLESSLY provided you're not jerking the throttle around like a woman or a teenager that just wants to see and/or hear the wheels spin. (We've all gone through this stage) And as an added bonus...I can leave the Polaris in 4x4 (AWD on older models) at full speed runs without the steering getting stiff or shaky. Or just plain unpredictable...Polaris ADC is AWESOME! Saves so much wear on the service brakes. That's all that needs to be said about Polaris Automatic Descent Control! CVT Trans Comparison: Personally I have gone through more clutches in a Yamaha than Belts in a Polaris. The Polaris is a far simpler system and YES in the new XP/SP chassis the belt is considerably harder to change. At least, I assume it is because of it's location but I've never had to change a belt in my Scrambler XP. So I don't actually know. While in the Yamaha...I have replaced a few sets of Centrifugal Clutch Shoes which are wet internal engine components and definitely HARDER to replace than even a belt on an XP/SP chassis. Weight Comparison: Yes the Polaris weighs more...It's BIG!!!GER!!! And they neglected to mention that the Polaris has a SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER Center of Gravity. AND that even though the Polaris has a massive 850cc Inline Twin that it STILL has a narrower rider station. NO...The weight does NOT hold the Polaris back. If it did it would lose the Drag Race. And while we're talking about Drag Racing Wheelers...I also have to point out that ANY OTHER manufacturer uses the DRAG RACE to show off power to weight comparisons...Not Yamaha...Why? Because the 700 Single is horrifically, pathetically outdated and under-powered in today's Big Bore segment. But it IS quite reliable. More so than Honda in my Opinion. These are the reasons that there are rumors of a Yamaha Big Bore Twin for the Grizzly in 2018-2019. Drag Race: Did not we JUST discuss this...?The Polaris wins EVERY time. Even my buddy's 570 Sportsman womps on the 700 Grizzly. In actually all ways, but it is an SP chassis. So I will acknowledge that this is a considerable advantage... Power to Weight Ratio: Again I did already touch on this but it is worth bringing up in detail since they are using it WRONG for their benefit in this video. At LOW crawling and climbing speeds... I got news for Yamaha and anyone watching this video thinking "wow Polaris sucks"...Virtually ANY 4 wheel drive wheeler with a locking diff of ANY ENGINE Size will do ALL of these things JUST fine...And since Polaris uses their All Wheel Drive system in even their 450 Sportsman. It would do these tasks just fine too. Provided the operator has the piece of mind to throw it into LOW GEAR!!! Because if your wheeler has an issue doing 2MPH it HAS...A...PROBLEM...And you should... FIX!!! IT!!! Fuel Efficiency: This is definitely OWNED by the SINGLE CYLINDER, SMALLER DISPLACEMENT Yamaha Grizzly. I think bragging that your smaller displacement, lower cylinder count engine is more fuel efficient is a bit of a bitch move...However, it is in fact better on gas. And there is no denying that. Power Steering: Yes Yamaha has won awards for their power steering but now so has Polaris, Honda, Can-AM and anyone that puts EPS in a 4 wheeler. Power steering is AWESOME in MY OPINION regardless of what machine you're using. It's just a matter of deciding whether or not power steering works for YOUR PERSONAL riding style.I have a friend that has had 3 different wheelers with power steering and he has come to the conclusion that it does not work for him. He likes to feel EVERY imperfection in the trail whereas I prefer the ease of steering and the reduced abuse to my upper body while I'm on the trail. This way I can be out longer. Brakes: I see the theory behind the independent front to rear brake controls, but in reality it's worthless. Especially since most guys only use it to do brake stands...The Polaris DOES have independent control of the rear brakes with a pedal as briefly mentioned in the video. And no one that has ever Owned a Polaris has EVER used it...Because it is, of course, pointless and a remnant of an older design. Shit...Most of my wheelers, I've taken the foot pedal off to gain more foot room...I also have to say this is obviously an old video because the last time I looked into a Grizzly. They were bragging about having a SINGLE rear brake integrated into the rear diff housing. So it's no more "brake" than the Sportsman. Also, the Sportsman has a locked rear axle so it doesn't matter that there is only one brake rotor on the rear axle. It stops or slows the entire axle...And the ones that have an option for "turf" or the models with an actual rear differential do in fact have 2 rotors and calipers in the rear. One on each wheel. So that's my dissection of the video. I don't give a damn if you like it or agree with it. I don't have time to respond to these comments as I'm an adult with a real job that I have to go to...So respond with your hate if it makes you feel better but everything I have said here is true. Whether you buy a Sportsman or a Grizzly chances are you'll like it or even love it. They are BOTH fantastic machines and are both quite reliable.

[@shitstain90210]

Brandon Crimmins Well said. You should start you own KZbin channel. Unbiased reviews. Good job.

[@jasonlewis995]

Nice man. I actually picked up an 18 Griz and let my sportsman 570 go. I wouldn't say I regret it , but would say there are features in definitely miss. Single brake being the biggest, then the storage followed by the narrower ride. I'm 6'2 and the griz is not a problem for me, but you absolutely feel the difference in width. And while.heavier, in totally agree with the lower center of gravity and the feel that you can whip it around a hairpin vs. That of the griz which feels like a tank.

[@brnksr98]

Yamaha CVT is light years above shit Polaris has.

[@billb8862]

Grizzly 700 is the only choice. Fuck Polaris and there shitty ATVs

[@wesleygarrison6248]

I do have to disagree with the reliability of Polaris, my friend has one, and the belt slips all the time, and it’s the 600 twin. My grizzly 660 will beat it in a drag easily, and it also is having problems with its AWD system, and as for the 700 being outdated, it’s certainly not if it can keep up with the twin quads. I have also never had to replace a belt on my 05 or 02 grizzly 660. The only time I’ve heard of Yamahas having an issue was back in 2016 when they decided to partner with Subaru and make a 708cc engine, and it had oil leakage problems.

[@arisbelmatias8242]

In this video you have a yamaha employee driving the sportman

[@nicholasmapes]

Yeah, dude was purposely trying to limit Polaris performance. Kind of a joke

[@4x4mudnut]

its called power to weight ratio, if you were watching you would know. BTW bigger motor is everything, just alot more weight. If you want a fast quad go buy a race quad.

[@wesleygarrison6248]

Bigger motor is definitely not everything. It’s about gearing, I’d outride any twin quad on the trails with my grizzly, due to its handling.

[@ChillX2-1000]

Grizzly's are great bikes! They have some great technology in their machines! That being said they are a bit lacking since everyone has a 750cc and up model basically but the grizz still hangs pretty tight with the bigger displacement bikes. As soon as Yamaha comes out with a 800, 900, or 1000 they will likely be back on top again!

[@mchildress8972]

I have two neighbors, one has a grizzly 700 and the other a sportsman 850, both made the grizzly is much older and almost never has any problems and is rode a lot, the Polaris is currently broken down, sat what you might but that’s what I’ve seen

[@bobmoss6495]

funny I own both, and hate the polaris.... the belt does go out every 5 rides, the clutch plate un screws its self down hills, and shoots out breaking things.... etc.... my yamaha has never needed any thing other than gas, and an oil change..... I wanted to like the polaris but its only a show-off bike for people who dont really ride.

[@trevorglenny2254]

lol we have a 1997 honda foreman 400. we have had it 7 years the belt has not snapped once

[@frankyalvarez7160]

R/Whoooosh

[@dakotamurray7184]

I agree

[@dakotamurray7184]

It's not about the ride it's the rider

[@Eighty8Fitter]

Nothing will EVER beat a Yamaha’s reliability. Hence why they added a 10yr belt warranty, not cocky, JUST CONFIDENT!

[@fredschuller7695]

A Honda will

[@Eighty8Fitter]

@@fredschuller7695 lol yes, that is true as well!

[@texasadam4236]

But let’s face it, Yamaha needs that V twin power.

[@brodude87]

Love this video. Grizzly ain't a bad all around bike I just love the fact that they are calling out Polaris on their bullshit

[@gregrowe1168]

These videos always make the other manufacturer look bad. Search for a few sceonds and you'll find a polaris video that makes it look better. But the fact is the Polaris is way heavier and the Grizzly gets better fuel economy, even more so with the 2014 and newer models, which also got a bit of a power boost. I think it is a little silly that the polaris 4x4 kicks in and out whenever it wants. If the button is pushed, it should be in 4x4 until you push the button again to disengage it. The Grizzly is lighter partly because it has aluminum and plastic parts where the Sportsman has steel like the floorboards for instance. The 850 twin engine is heavier than the 700 single and the counterweights for the cvt transmission are heavier on the Polaris as well. Its longer, wider and taller. For some larger riders, this might actually be better as its more comfortable. I'd rather have a lighter, more nimble machine that is a bit more sporty too. Polaris, as is shown in the video, has a slow engaging cvt that makes the machine slower on the bottom end than the quick engaging cvt the Grizzly has. Yes if you raced say 1/2 mile the Polaris would win as its top speed is around 80 mph as opposed to about 65 for the Grizzly. But 0-30 mph, the Grizzly will beat it and that's where you need more acceleration for the trail.

[@steveweaver1470]

I love my older Timberwolf, it still runs strong!!!!

[@wrsawy]

Stop, push buttons, stop, push locker, stop, stop, stop. I like the awd drive on sportsman. The Yamaha seems so outdated.

[@wesleygarrison6248]

wrsawy The awd system isn’t as durable, my friend has a 600 twin it the awd won’t stay engaged.

[@kylefitzgerald4419]

My friend has a 2007 polaris sportsman 500 h.o. I have a 2012 kodiak 450 eps se. My quad gets off the line so much better then he passes me. But it turns out he was riding one day and his belt finally broke. Then he got towed to my place and you could not get close to the belt. Unlike my kodiak and the belt is right there.

[@jaredz83]

This is like a bad infomercial. My Polaris’s have gone everywhere.

[@nicholasmapes]

The video is produced by yamaha lol

[@DontTrustTony]

Finally a good video the grizzly is obviously better than the Polaris Peter Rossi said Polaris is better than Yamaha but he doesn't know what a quad is

[@robertfarrand8863]

Official Tundra your a piece of shit you don’t know a good atv even if it hit you in the damn face

[@wrsawy]

I have to with Yamaha. I've owned two sportsman 570's. My electric power steering quad was crap, the NON eps I had no issues with. They are big and heavy. The Yamaha seems more nimble, better quality. The 570's felt cheap to me.

[@jordanshaw4120]

Another thing I've rode Polaris all my life never burned through a. Belt had any electrical or reliability problems and I've gone over 100 miles on a tank of gas on my 07 800 and I've rode with Yamaha's before and I've pulled them out a lot more than Yamaha makes it sound like I would

[@Kostelnick]

they have the xp in high gear the whole time

[@grizzly5fitty301]

I have no complaints about my grizzly and have never had to do anything to it like ever but my friend has a sportsman and I don't think I've ever Seen someone have so much trouble with an atv lol to me what ever u ride is always the best

[@grizzly5fitty301]

+Ronald Woolfok lol r u talking to me. I don't understand

[@grizzly5fitty301]

Ok lol

[@MrNiggaplz1000]

I agree! I have had a grizzly since 2012 and just beat the shit out of it and haven't had a single problem. I have owned a can am and it was garbage! My buddy's have had nothing but problems with there sportsmans! Yamaha all the way!!!

[@mikeross6043]

That's because it has power to break parts

[@davidsullivan6201]

Breaking parts is not a badge of honor. It shows rider immaturity and a desire to do a lot of hiking.

[@pallibj]

There's one thing I don't understand. Why are you always talking about "burning out the belts"? I have a 2007 Sportsman 800. Has about 7200 km on it to date (about 4500 miles) and I'm driving the belt number 3 on it, allot of offroad driving, paths and so on. I guess it's very easy to burn the belt but in a normal driving (my Sportsman is road legal and I also use it allot like that) I'm not sure the belt worn is so much. But I know nothing about the 850 XP belts, nor the Yamaha belts. I think Suzuki KingQuad are the best ATV's you can get.

[@KevinHaroldSkinner]

I have the 2014 grizzly 700, just over 2500 kms. I wore my tires bald drifting, but I didn't even know it had a belt. 0.o

[@KevinHaroldSkinner]

4000 kms on it now and all I've needed so far was my oil changes and tires. Still running the original belt.

[@crazyflyboy30]

I have 2 Grizzy 2017 and now have 2018 Sportsman XP 1000 for 3 years now I know that Sportsman 100 % better in every way possible. I know this video is 9 years old so my 2017 Grizzy is better than the one in the video or my older one but the new Sportsman XP 1000 is in another world couldn't Love it more.

[@timoffreethought580]

Want a grizzly and now I'm sure it's the right choice . .

[@HorsepowerGarageVideos]

I ride a sportsman 850 and there is so much bull shit in this comparison, I have 1,200 miles on mine and still on the original belt, only dumb fucks burn belts up. Slowly applying the throttle on a hill in high range is how you fry belts. Also I never even notice the awd engaging and disengaging because it does it so quick. I like Yamaha motorcycles but the Grizzly looks like it's straight out of the 90's and I've ridden one before, didn't impress me at all, underpowered and shit suspension.

[@gagecook2024]

+Chris Rife the only reason your belt will be burning up is if it was put in backwards or if your driving to slow in high

[@gagecook2024]

Yeah if your goin fast enough in high it can also hurt your belt. And yeah heat will do that lol

[@reddawng43x91]

Driving slow in high with 28” or bigger mud tires will do a belt in! Also if water gets in belt housing will fry a belt down in minuites

[@chadzigler]

My Grizzly 700 is almost 4 years old with over 4,400 miles on it. I rolled it, flipped it and even wrecked it. Still runs but it needs front end work though. Just cant get rid of the front right pullin, i just wouldnt get a polaris unless it was a Rzr. Few neighbors and ex brother n law had polaris's and broke down after a month cause of problems. I fet a kawasaki before a sportsman

[@nicholasmapes]

I like how that yamaha employee riding the Polaris was trying to limit performance. He was barely climbing those rocks with the polaris like that would fool us into thinking the Polaris couldn't do it... what a joke...

[@riccardocarlotti683]

I was looking for a video to understand wich one would be the best for me.... but this is not a comparison video. They already say wich one they prefer. This is a video made just to proove that grizzly is better than sportsman.. so no need to watch it all. And i also seen a video that says extactly the opposite.. useless videos

[@SIGURDRH]

i have driven both and the yamaha is better at everything

[@billb8862]

Good video! Love your content I believe Yamaha is the best atv on the market yes it blows every single atv out of the water only thing it needs is an 850 or 1000cc that’s why the Polaris has an advantage because of the power!

[@fastfirstgen]

LOL, all these videos are so funny to watch. I own a Polaris and still laugh at their videos. This one was even better though. They say their 4 wheel drive system is easier but you have to push buttons, slide switches and push more buttons. One slide with the polaris. Bottom line I like all the brands and machines. My friends have the grizzly and outlander while i ride the sportsman 850 ho xp. We all have a good time and all are great machines.

[@ximer21]

everyone here listen up, I have a 2011 sportsman 850xp and let me tell u the build quality is shit. after just 1650km's i've change the belt and 4 starters. Constantly overheats and the battery is just about shot in it. I'm trading it in for a 2014 grizzly next week. So the guys who think polaris is gods gift to atv's, They've probly never owned one. Poolaris is shit. I know!

[@parkerstewart4649]

Hmmm that sucks mine is a 500 from 2012 and it’s been a flawless machine that has gone 13,000 miles with just 2 belt changes and regular oil changes it’s a dream machine

[@workhard3994]

Parker Stewart 2 belts mine is 06 and has original belt only oil change as a teen I use to take it to Mexico and ride in 110 degrees highest mountains

[@gbarker1998]

Real world tough huh? Is that why they were too afraid to add things like towing, rack capacity, ground clearence, and suspension travel?

[@hlmsabjr]

You sound like a kid so I will keep it clean. Why do you think Polaris outsells Yamaha every which way? Why do you think the Polaris 500s outsell everything on the market? Any time you feel up to it bring your Grizzly and lets ride, but bring a tow rope because I promise I will be pulling you around everything lol.

[@jocaron7599]

few people who have ridden both of these atvs will agree with this... sportsman is just smoother more comfortable more powerful and more capable than a grizzly, not that there's anything wrong with the yamy, it just lacks development

[@tyleraidif2943]

This video is an joke! Polaris AWD system engages with ease lol I have hopped on both atv's and the grizzly is so top heavy and slow compared to the polaris. If you want power and be able to do drifts in sand and go through mud without worrying about falling off buy the polaris. and btw the sportsman 570 can beat an grizzly 700 🖒 value!

[@Kevinstrickland33]

I loved the awd on my 2014 850 scrambler . Clutch worked great , never have i ever smoked a belt like in this video. Down hill engine braking was flawless. Rear facing belt was a breeze to change . Only complaint was the build quality on certain components ( loose suspension bushings from the factory, loose steering stem that bugged the hell out of me) great ride and loads of power though. I since had a rzr xp 1000, and now i have a grizzly 700 2019 havent used it yet because its winter here but overall the fit and finish on the grizzly seems to be alot better. Seems like the guys at yamaha really took the time to make everything right.

[@WoodyH33]

Looks like Yamaha needs some experienced riders.

[@wrsawy]

I would take the Yamaha all day. In a "drag" race the video says the 850 might win by a little? In a drag race the 850 would destroy the 700. That's not why I would purchase the ATV. I want a QUALITY ATV that stays out of the shop. At 48 horses the 700 is enough for most, and if you're in the woods, or tight trails the 700 would kick ass. It's lighter and easier to ride. Polaris machines are fast, no doubt. But overall they are junk.

[@kylefredrickson3729]

I own a sportsman 500. Dad a 400 with 22k miles. My neighbour has a grizzly 700. My 500 will out tow his 700. ( Fire wood ). After riding both and seeing the problems with both ill go can am next.

[@TheSnopro23]

The Polaris just takes the more challenging route if you watch carefully. Go sportsmans!

[@dakotamurray7184]

I always thought the of the Polaris 4 wheelers front ends look like teeth on it

[@dakotamurray7184]

That would be scary

[@oculuszen4821]

Let me know how many tie rods that grizzly went through in the making of this vid😂😂

[@nikolasfrezzotti1340]

Oculus Zen none

[@janetlewis2632]

How many lower ball joints did the Polaris go thru?

[@xhaferxhaferi1303]

Polaris is a KING 🐾🐾

[@randomcanadian2077]

Yes sir!

[@potatoebill8496]

When he did 1 finger he put it on a rock

[@ricknelson4764]

Well let's see, the polaris rides better, has more ground clearance, it's way faster, has way more torque, better dealer support? Better resale & way more than I care to mention here. Ride both and decide like I did. I brought an 850sp and couldn't be happier. By the way I'm 57 and started riding dirt bikes then 3 wheelers then quads at 5 years old and have owned Hondas, Hodaka's Can Am's Polaris so I think I have a little bit of experience and I'll admit that the Yamaha is a little more reliable (not by much) but parts are way more expensive. This video is b.s. I never met a grizzly that could come close to me in a drag race, out climb, outpull, out plow my polaris and where did they get their sales stats? The grizzle does make a good starter or grandpa bike but it's not for

[@sldl04]

Yammy over the polaris hands down.

[@reidharris3522]

Grizzly kills the sportsman and I have a honda and I love it

[@moels3594]

Reid Harris Hondas suck man

[@Al3xander8102]

MoeTV not true Honda is very reliable

[@Mikes_rc_adventures]

Theres good and bad for any machine but ive seen less polaris 850s in the shop than any machine those motors are great and if you dont beat the living shit out of the machine it will last

[@jeffreygibbons4704]

Grizzly forever!

[@cynthiacordell172]

Yep

[@JoelAvery686]

If u want something that can go almost enywhere try a 1986 honda atc 250es freaking slap some good tires on and rip up

[@1776-2A]

I HAVE A POLARIS AND A 700 GRIZZLY THE POLARIS HAS NEVER LET ME DOWN BUT THE GRIZZ IS A WAY BETTER BIKE

[@monsterboyz138]

This video is so biased towards Yamaha. I have a 2013 500 sportsman and a 2015 Polaris scrambler 850 and I have rode with grizzlys it's not even close. Also the Polaris belt is in the back because the engine is mounted different so the seat can be more narrow and comfortable. Grizzly 700 also cost more than sportsman. Lol

[@wrsawy]

Of course it's bias toward Yamaha, the video was made by YAMAHA!!!! LOL I'm bias toward the Seahawks, it's because I'm a Seahawks fan.

[@craigaz]

This isn't a true comparison video. It's only goal is make the Yamaha look like a better machine. They should have put a Polaris rep on the Sportsman, it's clear the rider is trying to make the Polaris look bad.

[@MrDudeAwsome237]

Yamaha needs to actually give it gas on the sportsman

[@mikesharpe7037]

I laugh when I see that all the Grizzly haters have a Polaris ! Nothing like running your mouth when you know you've been screwed. Facts are facts. Yamaha is a better built machine with less maintenence issues. Proven time and again. Yamahas 4x4 is push button simple, yet Polaris jumps in and out, often at inappropriate times. Wanna race on pavement, sure the Polaris will win the 1/4 mile by about 3 feet. Now, lets see who can climb that rocky hill easier. Better yet, who can come down it without loosing control... Polaris owners, I understand you're pissed off that you have been duped by the Polaris marketing folks. I would be too. Simply solution though instead of lashing out at those that didnt get taken. Sell your toy and get a real machine. Then you can argue your position with facts on your side.

[@dashcam5860]

well said !

[@brandoncrimmins6296]

Yeah...I have owned a couple of both and ALL of those challenges would be easily won by a Polaris, CanAM or even an Arctic Cat (Textron) with an experienced rider because they actually have MODERN power. And modern chassis designs. I think it's funny how NON Polaris owners say that Polaris machines are 1) Not Built Well...I've crashed both and there is a lot LESS to fix on a Polaris when crashed... and 2) NOT Reliable when I've personally helped people on the trail with ALL makes of ATV. Yes INCLUDING Yamaha. Yamaha's 4x4 is in fact push button, but as it has 2 buttons and a flip style lock out...Is more in depth than just flicking a switch on a Polaris. Virtually everyone I know has a Polaris and has never had an issue with it...Other than the occasional belt failure...Which will also happen on your beloved Yamaha. The difference is we do not have to worry about a centrifugal clutch failing. Which DOES happen. I've replaced the shoes myself (on my 700) and yes they are an INTERNAL ENGINE component. I can change a belt on my Polaris on the trail in minutes with nothing more than a 10mm nut driver. Good luck doing that on a Yamaha. And as far as Drag Races go...Yamaha's have ZERO chance of keeping up with any brand but a Honda. Even the The CF Moto's and Kymco's outrun them quite easily. This is the most hilarious thing to me about NON Polaris Owners...Whether you guys want to admit it or not...Polaris machines in almost any class are equivalent to the Corvette ZR-1. For the amount of money you pay...They shouldn't be even half as fast as they are. And yet. To this day...The ZR-1 has a 4 tenths of a second difference in lap time between itself and the 1.4 MILLION DOLLAR Porsce 918 Spyder. My 850XP will do 82-83MPH on Pavement and about 75MPH on hard pack. NO grizzly is going to even come close to that. Plus after about 50-55MPH the grizzly gets unpredictable with its steering. Again I know this personally from owning 2 different Grizzly's over the years. First a 660 and then a 700. My Polaris machines are ROCK SOLID at full speed.

[@hellvsheaven89]

Brandon Crimmins let see whos gonna race to the shop first. I had my grizzly for 7 years never had an issue. My buddy always talk about how good his polaris is when he bought it but guess what? He ended up with a yamaha at the end.

[@irailmygirlfriendeverynigh1416]

Brandon Crimmins does Polaris even have a front bumper

[@johnnygonzales3211]

Mike Sharpe your crazy😜

[@chadzigler]

Grizzly 700 i got, ya gotta stop, push the 4wd button, roll the wheels or even jerk it or wont get out of 4wd. Plus if ya take it out of 4wd while driven it, it will lock up. I had a honda, same ol way not just yamaha. I owned honda for 3 1/2 years, my yamaha be ownin it for 4 years in december

[@sweetfordfx4]

I wish that Yamaha would start making two up ATVs. Not sure why the Japanese brands don't make any?!!

[@freedom8542]

I live in the Pacific Northwest and put 20000 km on my 500 polaris I ride with mostly yamaha grizzly and Kodiak this add is the biggest pile of crap I ve seen but so are the polaris adds after all I find most people who are fans of there brand Don't use there quads a lot in harsh conditions I ve never seen any quad go past the 8000 mile marker without issues the old 660 grizzly broke frames the new grizzly rearends, I replaced every part except the engine and transmission on my polaris over the last 10 years. I ve never seen a grizzly beat my polaris at any point off road and I can t say I ve ever out classed a yamaha grizzly for a 700 it's gutless for power and was only quick in 2007 there quality machines and I agree they beat polaris in that department but I ve also seen plenty of them fall apart that were well maintained to watch the dealer and yamaha denie warranty if you want to own a quad for 10 years grizzly is a great choice if you want to buy a quad and flip in 5 buy a polaris After long consideration I just bought the 850 sp now time to go hunt grizzly

[@hlmsabjr]

@dash11111111 Depends on the driver too! I love my 850. I maintain mine very well and it has treated me good. EVERYTHING breaks but the Grizzly failed too many times. If you like Yamahas more power to ya. I'll stick to my Polaris and keep going. Oh and by the way did I mention the 3 front diffs the broke due to the junk diff lock systems?

[@jessemichalies]

Once yamaha can figure out how to build a bigger power plant ill go back to yamaha otherwise there 46.9 horse is a joke NOW days. I love my xp ho 850 besides its single lever breaking system that I perfer yamahas over, yamaha has a lot of catching up to do to even be compared to a BIG bore atv

[@awesomemanvgbunch7326]

I've had a Polaris for 6 years and the belt blew once

[@KevinHaroldSkinner]

How many kms?

[@asmrnature3168]

ive has my polaris since 2001 not one problem and i havent changed a belt once and have over 1800 miles...

[@KevinHaroldSkinner]

I've 5500 kms on mine. Needed new tires, but no belt change yet.

[@asmrnature3168]

its ALL how the OWNER treats it...

[@KevinHaroldSkinner]

Poop in jo mouth I think we all ride them as hard as we can. ;)

[@YOCKxBLVD]

lets be honest. both machines are great sure there are things that i wish polaris had that the yamaha has and the same for the grizzly but the grizzly is built much better quallity wise but if you want preformace you go with polaris. I have a sportsman 500 and ive had no problems with is like in the video with the 850's belt. ive never had it slip from just launching it from a complete stop.

[@shotty7898]

What a joke. I had a 21 grizzly and it was boring. Traded for a sportsman 850 and couldn’t be happier.

[@lauderdalechad]

@these nuts... Polaris puts their top dog against yamaha 's top dog, is it their problem that yamaha only puts out a 700? And at the time of filming the polaris videos the outlander 1000 wasn't on the market. When dirt trax did a shootout between the 850xp and the 1000 the 850xp still came out on top! Go whine somewhere else because your quad comes up short on every aspect... The can-am products are THE ONLY COMPETITION for the polaris xp line up period!!!

[@Dylanmccutcheon747]

not arguing but I read the magazine and according to it the grizzly won the big bore shoot out being the smallest displacement quad in the shootout, id say they know what there doing at Yamaha, but these opinionized videos are pretty damn annoying I must agree but they all do it, these days all makers are building pretty nice atvs id ride any one of them.

[@kam1400]

They just said that because they dont want yamaha to feel bad for only having 700cc...

[@reddawng43x91]

When yamaha puts out a 1000cc atv all other companies are fucked ! Facts

[@Redneck77536]

It's funny how on yamaha videos people beat up yamaha but on polaris videos people beat up polaris. Do people just watch videos to make fun of a brands atv

[@Fidler_Lb7]

No fucking shit the wheels won't turn with one finger when there's a fucking rock wedged in the wheel

[@HorsepowerGarageVideos]

Notice how they didn't do a suspension or handling comparison?? Because there is no comparison, a grizzly rides like a dump truck compared to a sportsman.

[@lmCIoudz]

Z28 Sleeper lol butthurt fanboy. enjoy your new belt

[@Mav1168]

Sorry... HONDA gets some of the poorest overall reviews... It's really sad considering Honda has enough $ to really invest in a superior product... 10 thumbs down!!! :(

[@wrsawy1]

Yamaha=stop, shift, push a stupid 4 wheel drive button, start.... polaris = push button, 4 wheel drive and done.

[@davinbreeze6987]

gris looks like 1980's rims on tht shit...

[@EastCoastATV]

Yamaha builds a very nice reliable machine no doubt about it. It's also thousands of dollars more expensive and has a lot less features and hp than the competition. The Yamaha shouldn't be compared to the Polaris 850, it should be compared to the Polaris 570 or Can Am 500 because it only has that amount of hp. Also the Yamaha doesn't have nice aluminum wheels, no composite racks, almost no storage, lower ground clearance, shitty handling, and ugly 20 year old styling. Regardless of all those shortcomings I almost bought one because of the rock solid reliability. The price was just too damn high to justify so I bought an 850 sp. Yamaha has to get innovative and competitive because right now, they're just not. Yamaha 700 - 45 hp Polaris 570 - 44 hp Can Am 500 - 46 hp Polaris 850 - 77 hp Can Am 800 - 74 hp

[@Itsmephinney]

Hp dont mean shit i have a 2014 grizzly 700 stock and my friend had 2014 polaris sportsman 850xp stock and he cant follow me

[@Itsmephinney]

Yes i did lol

[@gregrowe1168]

Composite racks have to be the worst thing anyone has ever come up with for an atv. You can't break steel racks because they're not made of junk plastic. Give me steel racks over brittle plastic any day.

[@gregrowe1168]

You can't bend them back after a hard hit, just have to replace them. Steel racks help protect the plastic bodywork underneath. I do agree that Yamaha and Honda do lose the hp wars, that is a fact. Ill admit I have only owned quads with steel racks so I probably am a bit biased. Maybe they are tougher than I think but take a sledgehammer to a steel rack and a composite one and tell me which one will have less damage. The steel rack will be slightly dented and scratched while the composite one will have a huge chunk smashed out of it, rendering it useless afterword.

[@EastCoastATV]

Greg Rowe I understand, people like what they know and are used to. Personally I love composite racks and wouldn't buy a machine with steel racks. Steel racks can break, I've seen it. I always put front and rear bumpers on my machines for protection. I can't imagine what would break my racks other than a severe roll-over. I've even seen a few of those where the racks survived. I understand what you are saying about the sledge but you would never do that to your own machine. Worst case scenario if I cracked or destroyed a composite rack I'd simply replace it. Their convenience is simply too hard to overlook especially the Sportsman with the built in storage.

[@robertbrunner9619]

I've had them all.... Polaris = JUNK!!!!

[@johnnygonzales3211]

Robert Brunner idiot😜

[@joeyvasquez4459]

polaris all the way (polaris rocks):)

[@barendscheepers6668]

There is only 1 way,,and thats the polaris way...🍻

[@jakecabral9463]

I hate Honda but Honda beats Yamaha in a heart beat but nothing beats polaris so that’s the reason why polaris has sold over 1M Sportsman’s

[@tylermcnall5413]

obviously this video was made by Yamaha, if you want to hear good feedback watch dirttrax they are not biased one bit. I hate videos that are made by that brand its completely stupid

[@Lariat4X4]

no power=less breakage. its simple

[@HorsepowerGarageVideos]

Such a bullshit biased review, the Yamaha sponsorship at the beginning clearly gives it away.

[@wesleygarrison6248]

Yamaha all the way

[@johnnygonzales3211]

Collective Gamer117 I guess you like children’s toys😜

[@wesleygarrison6248]

Johnny Gonzales I like toys that last and can take abuse.

[@MrNiggaplz1000]

Finally a true video! The two best machines that are suppose to be the best(can am and Polaris) are the worst in the real world! Lol

[@supplykayo3049]

The durty Troll if someone told that a cockroaches can sing, you'd believe it.

[@johnnygonzales3211]

The durty Troll your full of it no one compares to the only real machines out there😜

[@edwardabrahamiii3742]

Put another cylinder on that yamaha 700 and i think it would beat the 850 polaris no problem keep that big single cylinder 700 just add another cylinder and piston but keep em same size that 700 will do what them 1000s do but maybe better idk

[@prestondowdy6513]

or you can buy a 2011 can am outlander 800xtp I don't care what anyone says the 2011 for can ams was the best year before they went to gen2 and ever since gen2 the have had way to many problems the only problem gen1 had is it had to much power steering assist and yes the 2011 renegade is great two because it's the same thing as outlander

[@extremeriders6842]

yamaha grizzly 700 is much better than polaris sportsman

[@knk7289]

Go Yamaha 🔥

[@cynthiacordell172]

I am

[@jeffreygibbons4704]

Polaris guys talk tough lol

[@johnnygonzales3211]

this grizzly commercial is full of bologna😜

[@franklinstidham9037]

Honda is the best four wheeler made, it will out last any four wheeler made

[@irailmygirlfriendeverynigh1416]

Franklin Stidham true and they’re amazing at off-road look at mud puppys channel

[@bastienbasbass485]

Polaris is the most powerful, yes but reliability = ZERO My Polaris Scrambler 850 XP 2013 broke down few weeks ago with only 3500 miles. Timing pulley slipped, It's a disaster inside, motor needs to be rebuild. Polaris France doesn't want to ear anything and ask 7000€ for repairs. I understand now why Yamaha's owners say : Whatever you go with a Yamaha Grizzly, you always come back.