As I look through the photos that people have been putting up showing off their Memorial Day weekend activities are started to think, "this looks fun, but would an ATV be better suited for these activities?"
The Viking is a UTV. It is meant for both work and play. The benefits that it has over ATVs as I see it is that it can carry some extra passengers and cargo. It has a roof too and a seated riding position as opposed to a more standing position with an ATV.
The pictures of you guys have been posting, driving through creeks, and plowing through large gulleys full of muddy water, all that looks fun. Do you think that an ATV could do a better job though?
The Yamaha Grizzly 700 is meant for the dirt. it's meant to drive over those large steep hills and shallow waters.
Meanwhile the Viking is pictured in a barn with cows.
Its possible that you guys use it for more practical uses when you aren't having a nice long weekend, but mainly I'm just curious if you guys use the Viking for work as well as play, and why you ended up choosing it over something like the Grizzly that is more conducive to recreational off-roading.
The Viking is a UTV. It is meant for both work and play. The benefits that it has over ATVs as I see it is that it can carry some extra passengers and cargo. It has a roof too and a seated riding position as opposed to a more standing position with an ATV.
The pictures of you guys have been posting, driving through creeks, and plowing through large gulleys full of muddy water, all that looks fun. Do you think that an ATV could do a better job though?
The Yamaha Grizzly 700 is meant for the dirt. it's meant to drive over those large steep hills and shallow waters.

Meanwhile the Viking is pictured in a barn with cows.

Its possible that you guys use it for more practical uses when you aren't having a nice long weekend, but mainly I'm just curious if you guys use the Viking for work as well as play, and why you ended up choosing it over something like the Grizzly that is more conducive to recreational off-roading.