Yamaha Grizzly 110 specifications
Yamaha · Youth
The Grizzly 110 brings Yamaha’s utility-style bodywork to a youth ATV with a 112cc air-cooled engine. Yamaha specifies ages 10 and older. An automatic transmission, reverse and chain drive are part of the configuration; the published seat height is 28.7 inches.
Yamaha Grizzly 110
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model year | 2027 |
| Class | Youth |
| Engine | 112cc air-cooled SOHC 4-stroke; 2 valves |
| Displacement | 112cc |
| Bore x stroke | 52.40x51.8 mm |
| Compression ratio | 9.2:1 |
| Fuel system | Yamaha Fuel Injection (YFI), 22mm |
| Transmission | Continuously Variable Transmission; F, N, R |
| Drive system | O-ring chain drive |
| Front suspension | Single A-arm |
| Front suspension travel | 5.0 in |
| Rear suspension | Monoshock swingarm |
| Rear suspension travel | 5.7 in |
| Front brake | Dual drum |
| Rear brake | Drum |
| Front tire | AT19x7-8 |
| Rear tire | AT18x9-8 |
| Seat height | 28.7 in |
| Curb weight (wet) | 315 lb |
| Wheelbase | 40.6 in |
| Ground clearance | 4.1 in |
| Fuel capacity | 1.8 gal |
| Length x width x height | 61.5x40.6x39.6 in |
| Starting MSRP | $3,749 |
| Destination charge | $350 |
The Grizzly 110 and Raptor 110 use the same 112cc engine, but their bodywork and seating dimensions differ. Yamaha lists a 28.7-inch seat for the Grizzly and 29.5 inches for the Raptor. That 0.8-inch difference is worth checking on the actual machine; seat height alone cannot establish a child’s fit.
Manufacturer’s model and age guidanceYamaha · Youth
The Grizzly 110 is Yamaha's utility-styled youth quad, with a 112cc automatic engine making about 7 hp and electric start. ATVpedia says the automatic CVT removes shifting, and Yamaha asks $3,749. It is sized for a child moving up from a smaller quad, not for an adult; 2027 Yamaha Grizzly 110 specifications and price.
ATVpedia says the 112cc engine makes about 7 hp, that the automatic CVT removes manual shifting and that electric start simplifies the first step of a ride. It compares the Yamaha with a rival whose dataset entry lists both a speed limiter and a safety tether, and whose 253 lb weight is 16 lb below the Yamaha, which implies a Grizzly 110 weight of 269 lb.
A dealer post on RJ Powersports describes the Grizzly 110 as combining power, style and advanced features for newcomers and experienced riders, with a spacious, ergonomic design for comfort. It is a promotional review and it reads as generic.
What sets it apart from the Raptor 110.
The Grizzly 110 has the same 112cc engine and $3,749 price as the Raptor 110, with a 28.7 in seat against 29.5 in and 4.1 in of ground clearance. The difference is the styling and the stance: it is built like a small utility ATV. It has a 1.8 gal tank.
Buying notes
Ask whether the throttle limiter and the tether are fitted. ATVpedia's comparison shows a rival that lists both. Check that the child can reach the levers. Look at the racks and the CVT belt. Check the tires and the brake cables.
What it costs to put on the ground
Protective gear, a helmet, gloves, eye protection and boots, should be added to the budget, and many buyers add a flag for visibility. Because the child will outgrow the quad, a used one can save money, but the throttle limiter and tether should be checked and working. Parts and service are simple, and a dealer can set the limiter for a first-time rider.
Who it suits
The Grizzly 110 suits an older child who prefers the look of a utility ATV and who is supervised. A child that is small for the age label should look at a smaller quad.
Checks before you buy
Fit the child before anything else: sit them on the quad and make sure they reach both levers with the bars turned to full lock. Ask whether the throttle limiter and tether are fitted and working. Look at the CVT belt, the tires and the brake cables. Ask how the quad was used and whether an older, heavier rider has been on it.
Compare the Grizzly 110's utility look and 28.7 in seat with the Raptor 110's 29.5 in seat before deciding which suits the child. Buy protective gear at the same time as the quad, and set a rule for where and how fast the child may ride.
Grizzly 110 against the Raptor 110 and Sportsman 110.
Yamaha's Raptor 110 shares the engine, and Polaris's Sportsman 110 is the other utility-styled youth quad.
2027 Yamaha Grizzly 110 questions
How much power does the Yamaha Grizzly 110 make?
ATVpedia says the 112cc engine makes about 7 hp, with an automatic CVT that removes shifting and electric start.
How does the Grizzly 110 differ from the Raptor 110?
They share the 112cc engine and $3,749 price. But the Grizzly has a utility look and a 28.7 in seat against the Raptor's 29.5 in.
Does the Yamaha Grizzly 110 have a speed limiter?
ATVpedia compares it with a rival that lists both a limiter and tether. So ask the dealer what is fitted before buying.
Other models in this reference: Yamaha Grizzly EPS, Yamaha YFZ50.