MALAGUTI Grizzly 4-Wheels (2010-2011) Specs, Performance & Photos

The Italian manufacturer released the 2010 Malaguti Grizzly 4-wheels, an ATV made only for private areas. It was not road-legal and was meant for younger riders under the close supervision of adults.

The small machine was dressed in a red-finished fairing with yellow graphics. Other features included two small round headlights up front, a one-piece seat, a passenger grab rail, floorboards, and solid six-inches aluminum alloy wheels.

Malaguti was an Italian manufacturer of bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles. It was founded in 1930 by Antonio Malaguti and was headquartered in San Lazzaro di Savena, Italy.

The company specialized in bicycle production until 1958 when it entered the motorcycle market. It was known for using small engines in its machines. The company continued until 2011 when it shut down. Later, in 2018, the Brand name was bought by KSR Group GmbH, an Austrian firm.

The small kids' machine was made around a steel frame suspended on two front shock absorbers with red springs and a single shock on the rear. Drum units on both front and rear wheels achieved the braking power.

Underneath its fairing, the 2010 Malaguti Grizzly 4-Wheels had installed a 49cc two-stroke air-cooled single-cylinder engine managed by a carburetor. The engine was assisted by an automatic CVT transmission with a final belt drive that gave life to the rear wheels.