Wisconsin here
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Welcome to the forum! And congratulations on making it first on the list! You will never beat the reliability of a Yamaha! Being a Arctic Cat, Yamaha, And Can-Am dealer the Yamaha's have always sold them selves on reliability and it sounds like this machine will be right on par with the rest! I know lots of R&D have been done!
south of Madison bout 20 miles. middle of nowhere.
where do you hit the trails??
I'd recommend checking out trempealeaucountyatvclub.com if you are looking for THEE best riding in the state imho. 13 years straight tradition for me.
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Hello and welcome from VA ! Congrats on the Yami, can't til im able to get one myself, but i'm gonna have to do some creative and strategic financial planning to make it happen....Maybe by then they'll actually be some in dealer's showrooms that aren't already spoken for! lol
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We know an older couple that has a cabin in Gordon, WI, so we ride in Douglas, Bayfield, Washburn and Sawyer counties up north. We haul our machine up there with a toy hauler and stay on their property, along with a group of people. We're the only ones with a SXS, but others are talking about it. I would never go back to a ATV after riding my SXS. Way to much fun!! I'll have to check out that website for sure.
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When I first started riding up there, they had a few, but they have all come down now. We ran into one a couple months ago when we went on an overnighter, but you couldn't have gotten through there with anything big. It was like a cow path through there, almost like a wooded tunnel. Very cool, but tight running. They still need to widen a lot of the trails to make it safe for two big SXS to meet on the trail. I like my 50" Wildcat Trail I have, but if Yamaha comes out with a 50" that can convince me to trade, I will. It would have to be a big upgrade, because I am neck deep in this one with upgrades and would take a big hit trading. LOL!! It's all paid for, but don't want to lose that much on a trade right now. Do you see a lot of 50" restricted trails down there?
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The trails I like best are hilly, twisty, with ruts and small rocks and narrower, that even a 60" would have trouble getting through. Don't get me wrong, I like to open it up on the fire roads too, but straight and flat gets old after awhile. That's why I find my Wildcat Trail is perfect for my kind of riding. If Yamaha comes out with a nice 50" model, I think there is a good market for them around here. We can't all live in the dunes. LOL!!
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