2006 Yamaha Kodiak™ 400 Auto. 4x4 ATVs

Owned a Yamaha TeraPro years ago (wish they still made them) and daughter had a Yamaha 80c.c. Moto 4. Both were so dependable that I decided to stick with Yamaha in hopes of getting the same quality and dependability that I had in the past. I have not been disappointed in my 2006 Yamaha Kodiak. It does everything that I ask of it and surprises me sometimes with doing more than I would expect from a 400 c.c. machine. I was a little worried about it not having low gear range and differential lock but those worries are gone now after putting the machine through some pretty tough mountainous terrian in Tennessee. I was able to go into tighter trail situations than the larger 600 to 700 class 4-wheelers and their riders complimented me on the agility of the Kodiak after the ride was over with. I'm so impressed with this Yamaha that I am traveling to Mississippi today to pick up a used 2006 Yamaha Grizzly 125 c.c. for my son. This Yamaha is tough...

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Venom 3000 pound winch w/detachable wired remote and Yamaha rear rack large bag

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