Raptor 350 features a torquey, powerful and super-durable air-cooled SOHC four-stroke engine, and a smooth-shifting wide ratio six speed transmission with reverse. Plus a 375-pound dry weight for superior overall Sport ATV performance.

The Raptor 350 is the oldest sport model in Yamaha’s lineup. In 1987, it originated as the 350 Warrior. It underwent a significant makeover and name change in 2004 in order to stay competitive in the marketplace and better fit its family role as a price-point model. Now, at $5,299, it remains an affordable option for those entering the sport ATV market.

Even though this ATV is often left out Yamaha sport quad discussions, it’s more like the others than you think. The 45mm foot pegs with kickups and lights are from the YFZ450. The handlebars and aluminum wheels come from the old Raptor 660R. Even the flip-type parking brake is shared with both its siblings.