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🔥 Yamaha Grizzly 660 Tackles Very Steep Hill Climb 👈🏻
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- čas přidán 28. 01. 2023
- We ended up going back to where I had my CForce stump incident and not far from the area is a hill that locals call the 500. The 500 acquired it's name because no machines smaller than a 500cc machine could ever make this hill climb. The hill not only is steep, it's also very loose rock. Which means, if you don't have the HP and Momentum you are not going to make it up this hill. Another disadvantage to this hill is there is no runway leading up to it. You literally have like a 50 ft circle to gain approach speed.
Tom has been wanting to hit this hill and seemed very confident he was going to conquer it. I had a gut feeling that he was going to sink in and get stuck midway up.
Watch and see if the Grizzly 660 can successfully tackle this hill.
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Thats not a HILL. You should try riding here in SouthEast Kentucky. The heart of the Appalachian Mountains.
🤣 yup. My 450 Kodiak has been up and down some steep mountains man. I live out in the sticks. You should see the hill that I climb, just to get to my tree stand. I have an 03 Yamaha and I'd argue that it's the best machine ever made. The belts never wear out, I rarely touch the brakes because the automatic cvt engine crawls with you. I have used 4 low and gone crazy places and have never used the diff lock. I have to give it some throttle from time to time going down hill 😁. Kentucky is God's country! Underrated when it comes to deer hunting too. We have monsters.
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@@slawdogshenanigans Give me A break nothing above about 6000 feet in the Appalachains,,, try Idaho in the rocky mountains where I live going to right at 10,000 foot mountains,, or better yet places I've rode my 700 grizzly in Colorado at 13,000+ feet at Imogene and black bear pass and holy cross city trail that'll put skid marks in your tighty whiteys,,, there and in Idaho that hill isbn't as bad as some peoples driveways boys,,, SERIOUSLY,,, come out here and you will see,,, we call guys like you flatlanders for a reason,,,, I jeep too and a group from back east came out here for a jeepers kind of get together and about shit thier pants when they saw our moderate difficulty trails and wanted no part of our hardest.
😆😆😆 you are what we like to call “triggered” we’re not measuring “D$&@‘s” here bro! Calm down you’re there, we’re here! Always that “one” guy! LMFAO
@@slawdogshenanigans no not triggered just exaggerating a bit to give you a bad time,,,, bust your chops,,,, meening a friendly ribbing like buddies give one another, I know that hill is worse than I'm pretending to let on, I actually think it is worse than pictures or video show it to be,,, I'm 58 years old and have been off roading since I was a little kid of about 5 when my dad used to love to scare the S**T out of me in an old willy's jeep he had or my uncle in a old international scout,,, hell I started competing in off road event stuff such as jeep hill climbs and mud bogs before I was legal age to drive on the streets,,, 15 years old to be exact in a jeep my dad built for me to hill climb with, I have plenty of experience with hills like the one in your video,,,, like I said just busting your balls in jest more than anything,,, guess it wasn't taken that way,,,, but then it aint the first time someone didn't take my meenings for what they actually meant on here.
Thats not a HILL. You should ride here in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern KY. Defiantly fun tho.