Welcome to the Yamaha Grizzly ATV Forum :: GrizzlyCentral.com
May 18, 2009 - 6:34 PM - by dascrow
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*Yamaha ATV Buyers Receive Free HD HERO2 Camera through May 2012**
Jan 13, 2012 - 3:52 PM - by 4Nines
Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A., has launched a first-of-its-kind promotion with GoPro, the world’s most versatile camera, to give away free HD HERO2 Motorsports Edition cameras to Yamaha ATV customers in the first half of 2012. Through the unique promotion, anyone who buys a 400cc and above Yamaha ATV* by the end of May will receive a free GoPro HD HERO2 (a $299 value) from Yamaha. Full details are on Yamaha’s website: Yamaha Sport ATV GoPro HD Camera Offer “Yamaha is excited to offer a free HD HERO2 camera to ATV customers in 2012 through this new promotion with GoPro,” said Steve Nessl, Yamaha’s ATV/SxS group marketing manager. “We’ve used the HERO cameras on motocross tracks, on trail rides, in the sand dunes and even when out hunting. It’s a great camera, and we expect this will be an exciting offer for motorsports and outdoor enthusiasts alike.” The HD HERO2 camera can be worn or mounted on just about anything utilizing GoPro’s numerous mounts and accessories. This versatility matches well with Yamaha’s wide ranging ATVs, from the highest-performance sports ATVs to the most durable and off-road capable utility 4x4 models. Yamaha’s Dustin Nelson wore a GoPro camera while racing his YFZ450R to a record fifth championship in the 2011 motocross season (quadXracing's Channel - YouTube), and Yamaha’s Whitetail Diaries (Whitetail Diaries - CarecoTV LLC - Episodes) hunting show on NBC Sports mounts the cameras to the best selling** big bore utility Grizzly 700 with EPS to capture dramatic action in the field. “The versatility of the HERO cameras, and the quality that the GoPro brand represents, make this a great fit for Yamaha’s ATV customers,” Nessl said. “Yamaha produces the most high-performance, toughest and off-road capable vehicles, and is an avid supporter of the many lifestyles in which our products are used. This new GoPro promotion is another example of how Yamaha is supporting our customers’ lifestyles and exceeding their expectations.” The HD HERO2 shoots high quality HD 1080p video and has numerous still image settings to capture 11 megapixel photographs that are magazine-spread quality. GoPro (GoPro Official Website: The World's Most Versatile Camera) also produces a premier line of accessories including the LCD BacPac, the award-winning 3D HERO System and the upcoming Wi-Fi BacPac / Remote Control Combo kit and GoPro App for mobile devices. *Eligible models: All new, unused and previously unregistered 2008-2012 Yamaha ATV models 400cc and greater. Customer must purchase eligible model between January 1, 2012 and May 31, 2012. Offer good in the United States excluding Hawaii.
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Moab annual report from RwR & exclusive update from Ranger Brody
Jan 01, 2012 - 2:54 PM - by land_lover
CAUTION ~ CONSIDERATION ~ CONSERVATION For Ride with Respect, 2011 was about doing a little trail work in a lot of places (see photo). atvutah.com/public_html/yabbfiles/Attachments/Ride_with_Respect_2011.jpg From the Abajo and La Sal mountains to the desert above Labyrinth and Westwater canyons, our nonprofit constructed several primo singletracks, closed a few unsustainable ones, and did everything in between. Below we'll highlight a half-dozen projects, followed by an exclusive update from one of our local civil servants. State park rangers have a difficult job. Fortunately, Brody Young is dedicated to protecting natural resources and those who visit public lands. But first let's recognize major donors like Grand County, Utah State Parks, and Colorado Trails Preservation Alliance, along with all our individual members. If you pitched in time or money this year, rest assured that you enhanced trails and their surroundings. If not, there's still a day left to help balance RwR's annual budget. In fact it's the last time we'll ask you to send a check. (*Next year we'll revamp the website to accept donations electronically, ha ha.) ((Seriously, write a check today, payable to Ride with Respect, 1310 Murphy Lane, Moab UT 84532.)) ABABJO's - In the mountains above Monticello, RwR is almost done rerouting one steep mile of Robertson Pasture Trail with three gentle miles. So far USFS has matched RwR's 850 hours with about 400 of their own. Motorcycling and mountain biking in this rugged, backcountry setting is a great privilege. We can't wait to finish up and open the trail next summer. LA SAL's - In the mountains above Old La Sal, RwR marked Trust Lands Singletrack, a twelve-mile loop. The Blanding club SPEAR marked Trail 16, an ATV loop. To accommodate full-size vehicles around this loop, RwR also marked several "road alternates." And in appreciation for public access to SITLA property, we helped close six miles of singletrack and install four cattle guards provided by Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A. BEHIND THE ROCKS - Ten miles south of Moab, SITLA contracted RwR to implement its camping and travel plan. We delineated two dozen campsites and marked nearly two dozen miles of trail, mostly doubletrack. Finally, we defined the boundary of an open area for OHVs to traverse sand dunes. Considering SITLA's mission to raise funds for Utah schools, this plan is quite generous. As a result, these three-square miles offer a surprising variety. SOVEREIGN TRAIL - Ten miles north of Moab, RwR inventoried all routes and campsites surrounding Sovereign Trail System.... [Read More]
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