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ATV Yamaha Grizzly in a limited series of Tactical Black


 U.S. subsidiary of Japan's Yamaha - Yamaha Motor Corporation USA - Presented a limited edition ATV Grizzly ATV Rhino 700 and 700 in the execution of Tactical Black Edition.

Both devices, as the name suggests - a chic matte black. And with no less black aluminum wheels.

Apparatus 2013 model year, Tactical Black Grizzly 700 4x4 and Rhino 700 4x4 Special Edition produced in the United States at the plant in the city Nyunan, Georgia.

Price of both limited-edition vehicles to the U.S. - 11 000 dollars for ATV Grizzly 000 and 13 for ATV Rhino.

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