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View Poll Results: Generally, which do you feel needs the most improvement on all Yamaha sport quads?
Swingarm Design 13 22.41%
Controls 13 22.41%
Braking System 3 5.17%
Airbox Design 13 22.41%
Lighting System 6 10.34%
Starting System 10 17.24%
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Old 02-24-2009, 07:24 PM   #1
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Generally, which do you feel needs the most improvement on all Yamaha sport quads? Please Vote!
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Old 02-24-2009, 08:35 PM   #2
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I voted controls only because of the stiff thumb throttle on the YFZ's. I am very interested to see how the YFZ 450r's thumb throttle is.
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I said swing arm, they really need to address the cracking issues with them.
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Im with jaydawg on the stiff thumb throttle.
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Quote: Originally Posted by JayDawg View Post
I voted controls only because of the stiff thumb throttle on the YFZ's. I am very interested to see how the YFZ 450r's thumb throttle is.
the new R is MUCH better!
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I voted controls only because of the stiff thumb throttle on the YFZ's. I am very interested to see how the YFZ 450r's thumb throttle is.
the new R is MUCH better!
they upgraded the 09 yfz throttle level and spring tension too, its supposed to be very close to the R,
so the problems seems to be solved already...
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I voted for airbox design..
the stock airbox seems too restrictive, hence the need for an FCI or Ron woods intake
it would be nice to be able to work with the stocker
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I voted controls only because of the stiff thumb throttle on the YFZ's. I am very interested to see how the YFZ 450r's thumb throttle is.
the new R is MUCH better!
they upgraded the 09 yfz throttle level and spring tension too, its supposed to be very close to the R,
so the problems seems to be solved already...
I wonder then if the 09' parts are inter changable with earlier models?
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yea, you can get an 09 throttle assembly and put it on your quad, just make sure its not from the R, im not sure if anything is different with the FI.

go to a dealer and try a 09 yfz, or the raptor, they both got the new thumb, just to make sure before buying one.
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Here is a cheaper solution and guaranteed to work with any quad no matter what make or model



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My vote is airbox. Don't know whether it would ever happen since with regulations they have to cork these damn things so much as it is!
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I haven't heard, Is there a kicker option for the new R ?
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My vote for airbox!
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I haven't heard, Is there a kicker option for the new R ?
nope, in fact, I don't even see a hole for it to go in :(
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the new R is MUCH better!
they upgraded the 09 yfz throttle level and spring tension too, its supposed to be very close to the R,
so the problems seems to be solved already...
I wonder then if the 09' parts are inter changable with earlier models?

Honda throttles are an easy swap, and alot lighter than the stocker as well.
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i personaly am a old racer now play rider on a wolverine 450 good bike but hate the position of the thumb throttle
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Controls are very poor and hard ro use with large hands..
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I voted starting it could be improved on my YFZ450X!
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