2000 Yamaha Grizzly Specifications

• The Yamaha all terrain vehicles, which were first introduced to the market in 1998, have been at the forefront of ATV technology since its inception. The Yamaha Grizzly has the largest engine ever placed in ATV.

Engine

• The 2000 Yamaha Grizzly is a four-stroke air-cooled engine with a compression ratio of 8.5:1. The fuel system is aspirated with a single carburetor and the choke is manual and located on the instrument panel. The ATV has an electric ignition system with back-up recoil and auto decompression. The ATV's fuel capacity is 5 gallons.

Chassis and Suspension

• The 2000 Yamaha Grizzly is 81.9 inches long, 45.7 inches wide and 47.8 inches high. It has a 49.4-inch wheelbase, a ground clearance of 7.1 inches and an overall weight of 600 lbs. Standard features include shock absorbers with front and rear coil with dual-rate adjustability. Front suspension is strut-type and has 6.3 inches wheel travel. Rear suspension has a 7.5 inches of wheel travel.

Additional Specs

• Additional accessories for the 2000 Yamaha Grizzly include an instrument panel speedometer, a trip meter and a gas gauge. The ATV has a towing capacity of 1,212 lbs, has krypton-bulb headlights and comes in red, green and beige. Optional accessories include a winch, plow, trailer, cover, work lights and storage bags.