This is another Yamaha product in case you didn’t label yourself enough with the swimming trunks.  This white ball cap has the Yamaha name across the bill and the bill is completely flat. I personally am not a big fan of the flat bill but I do like the clean white color along with the Yamaha logo.

I guess some people just have to declare their ATV allegiance even when they take a dip. These swimming trunks have the Yamaha Logo embroidered in the left leg so people know that you are a Yamaha man. I would think being an arctic cat would be cooler, but that’s just me.

No, this is not going to make you want to sleep. Trinity has put together a kit to go with your Yamaha YFZ450R. It’s a new 480-cc kit with a brand new cylinder, as opposed to reworked one, that installs real easily. If anyone has tried one of these yet, let me know how well it works.

There’s been an update in the Alabama case against Yamaha and the Rhino ATV. A jury, not a judge, rejected the case and claims of someone injured while riding a Yamaha Rhino. This has both good and bad elements to it. I believe we are becoming an overly aggressive when it comes to suing if something happens to us. However, I do feel that if this jury was made up of people not experienced with ATV’s and what they can and cannot do, then it is a mistake to dismiss the plaintiff’s case.

Yamaha has added to their already substantial ATV lineup with two more innovative models for the upcoming year. The grizzly 450 EPS has electronic power steering and the Raptor 125 to give younger riders a true sports machine. You can read more about the specifics of each new ATV by going to Yamaha’s website.