2018 Polaris Outlaw 50 Top Speed

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2018 Polaris Outlaw 50 Top Speed I go to my local dealership quite a bit and often take the kids with me. It’s better for you than going to the toy store. There are cool riding gear and rows of amazing machines. I get the excitement. I mean, I’m still excited when I walk in and I’ve been doing this for decades. Imagine the look on your kid’s face coming Christmas morning when you find a cute new ATV under the tree with the big red bow? For the smallest drivers out there at the age of six and up, there are some really cool machines. Let’s take a look at a few of the latest, the 2018 Yamaha YFZ 50 and the 2018 Polaris Outlaw 50-by the numbers.

There are a lot of similarities between these two machines, the largest is the engines. Both run on a 49cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder four-stroke engine. Both machines are fuel fed by a 12mm carburetor and have a CVT automatic gearbox with forward only. To keep your little speed demon at bay, both machines have a tethered kill switch and a speed limiter that you can control.

The drive for the last two devices comes from a chain drive system. Both electrical equipment to start, and one Yamaha has a start in case your miniature offroader empties the battery somehow. The 2018 Yamaha YFZ50 has appearances mirroring of great YFZ450R. It has a suspension with 2.4 inches of travel in front riding in a inspired A-arm and 2.0 inches from back in the travel swingarm, similar to the Big Brother athletic. She has 3.5 inches money land for roads and riding the yard.

Outlaw is very similar to 3.0 inches of travel front and rear. The front page of the magazine also runs on an individual-arms and stern is also setup in a swingarm. The outlawed the name of the sport ATV polaris that are used to produce, 4.0 inches of clearance. Two-term 16-inch Duro tires and steel rims.

Weight for the Yamaha is listed at 220 pounds wet, and 215 for the outlaw dry, so they are pretty much even. The outlaw wears 1.2 gallons of fuel compared to the 1.5 gallons the Yamaha wears, making it some extended range.