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I've never been to an offroad park. I'm sure all the wheeling I've done in my life has been illegal in some way shape or form (except for when I went out west). But yeah jeep guys have that attitude. My dad has a wrangler (it's a pretty good rig though, done just right) and he always used to bitch about my yotas lol. He had a bunch of chevy trucks when I was a kid, he just never used them for wheeling. But no, in all seriousness, a lot of the trails I used to wheel were probably ATV trails. No way we could fit our burbs down there. I used to get through gaps in my Yotas with an inch or two on either side between trees and rocks. My 4runner was so beat to **** I didn't care, sometimes I'd use the quarter panel as a pivot point to get around trees
No, they aren't cheap. I was lucky enough to find and buy these two as a pair, and got a better deal than buying each individually. The good part is that if you can find ones with a good gas tank (non rusted etc) virtually everything else, other than the plastics (though some guys are starting to 3D print those) is available pretty readily because they used this engine minus the YPVS system in the Yamaha Banshee 4-wheeler. There are also parts off of other, newer bikes that fit and actually work better than stock, like brakes and shocks. They are actually really nice to work on, and the whole bike weighs about the same as a stock intake manifold on our trucks!
I got a few of them too. Hiatwatha, Hawthorn and a couple of others.
