2001 Yamaha Kodiak 4x4 ATVs - 2000 Yamaha Kodiak 4X4

I bought my Kodiak from a guy in E. Texas, away from the salt air of the gulf. Therefore, it is in awesome condition. As for power, I have ridden lots of atv's and this one has more power than some of the ATV's with 500cc engines. I couldn't believe how much spunk and throttle response there was with the 401cc engine. I pulled numerous broke down four wheelers out of the woods and I couldn't even tell they were behind me. I have only one complaint; the belt housing has two vents, one forward and one back, if either come loose from the bottom, it'll leave you stranded until you dry it out. I don't drive in deep enough water for it to go in the top of the vent so no complaints there. All in all, it's a four wheeler that I plan on keeping for a long time due to it's reliability, power, and overall performance.

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