Just purchased my new 2016 Grizz 700 EPS brought it home the other night and put it in the garage with a whopping 1 km on it. Not even 30 hours later go out to try to start it and nothing. Now, I live in Canada and yes its damn cold here right now. At night it’s -20 to -25C and during the day warms up to -12 to -17 though it is in an unheated garage and everything else parked in there starts just fine (including the John Deere 125 that hasn’t ran since end of October!). I did the whole turn the key over twice to prime it before trying to start it and all I got was a sad excuse of an attempt to start and then nothing. I gave it a couple more tries and stopped. Checked my battery voltage and it read 12.2 seemed little low for a brand new machine but regardless. Gave the beast a boost (so didn’t kill my battery) and finally got it started and gave it a little warm up. Parked it back in the garage and put a battery tether on it for the night. Now here I am 24 hours later with high hopes I will go out and Big Grizz is going to be a good bear and start up on at least the second try for me. Battery Voltage reads now 12.66. Nope. Nothing again. Won’t start. What is going on?! I am 2 seconds away from loading it up and telling yamaha dealership they can have their ATV back I’ll stick with my Apex this winter. I have had this quad for just over 48 hours now and haven’t even been able to start it. I plan to ask them tomorrow what oil is in there as I am sure its factory oil and not the winter 0/30 or 0/40 oil. Is it just too new? Too cold? The salesman knew my intentions for buying the machine was for plowing my drive hence the snowplow I purchased with it. I’ve seen videos of guys starting these things sitting in the backs of their trucks all night in -25C and they fire right up! Anyone got any ideas? Could it be something else? I’m so frustrated and heartbroken…:crying: