2022 Yamaha Grizzly 700 In-Depth Review - Not Much Has Changed...Should It?

We hit the trails with the 2022 Yamaha Grizzly 700 to find out if keeping this ATV the same year-after-year is starting to hurt it.

#yamaha #atv #offroad

[liamrobinson]

This is exactly the kind of content I have been looking for. A no B.S. review of a no B.S. machine addressing the main concerns of prospective buyers. Well done!

[northerntoyota]

I have the same grizzly, reliable, smooth, goes over 100km/h and I’ll have it 10++ years from now. The belt will never break unless you are doing something you shouldn’t be. My last Yamaha had over 15k on original belt and no issues. Constant belt tension is Yamaha’s key to belt life, controlled by an oil bathed internal clutch much like a Honda has

[groovyengineer]

I had a 850 v twin.
Went back to the 700. It's fun, more than enough, and has over 2 decades of perfection.

[Matts]

If it ant broke, don’t fix it! That’s why I love my 2020 Brute Force, it’s an amazing platform with a Bullet proof powertrain that has been around for a long time and is very proven.

[jelig]

I sold my 2009 Grizzly 550 years ago and it was a dream. I'm back in the market for a machine. Looking at 700's, 750's & 850's.

[nberardi]

Rides really nice, power is perfect, 10 year belt warranty, 20 year motor warranty, I love my 22 Grizz.

[xcanadapodcast]

Love the new channel! This and your regular TK channel have some of the best working man no bs reviews for regular people!

[TheStockWatcher]

Great review man! This has got to be one of the best reviews.

I don’t need a simple walk around lol, I can go to the showroom floor. You have provided a lot of good information.

Thank you

[qbubbaq]

I bought a 2022 Kodiak 700 eps few mouths ago, I love it the 700 is more then enough power for me and the Diff lock is cool to have

[canadianamerican]

Just found one and bought it ! I went with the base model becasue I wanted more tire on smaller rims, as well as being able to pick a specific aftermarket tire that suited my needs .

[atvseatexchange]

Love the 700 Grizzly, every one that comes in the shop gets me around the property very well.

[MP-cxrh]

Not to mention the 300lbs on the seat lol. Had the Big Bear 400 22years old now and still running great. Treated myself to the 2022 Grizzly Xtreme and I love it.

[knightimusprime]

one that's built good and reliable is gonna win with me everytime

[nlken]

Yamaha is the Toyota of ATV's and SXS's. Been had a ton of different brands at work. Only would buy a Yamaha or Honda.

[dannymacdonnell]

I think if you were able to get these bikes for long term review you would see how much better the grizzly is and all Japanese brands for that matter .. I had a 21 outlander 850 and couldn’t trust the reliability .. that for me takes a lot of fun out of it .. I like to ride not fix.. great videos guys keep it up watch all your stuff

[Solly]

Made the switch from can am outlander 650 to Grizzly. It’s just all around light, fun and nimble to ride.

[markflaugh]

Honda & Yamaha don’t change much from year to year unless you count bold new graphics. But if you want a machine that will run 15 to 20 years with minimal maintenance they are the ones to buy. If you want all out performance you will have to look else where but it will cost you for purchase and maintenance over the years.

[duggydo]

I've got an 07 that is good as new. Only problem I ever had was when a mouse built a nest in the air box and choked it off.

[Andrewjbrock]

Loved my grizzly would gladly go back but fell in love with the KRX so traded it in towards one. If I went back to an atv I’d get a grizzly again super reliable powerful enough, great looks!

[Mixwell]

I like the Yamaha atvs but at the end of the day I wanted gears so honda and suzuki were what i narrowed it down to and i ended up with a foot shift honda rancher and a electronic shift honda recon.

Im sure the cvts with belts are reliable but i prefer to have gears and thats what i remember riding in the mid 90s as a teen when we used to visit family out of state in AR.

Now that i moved out of the city to more rural area I finally bought my 1st atv at age 38 haha