Viper Sniper
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The amount of sag or sit-in is adjustable to rider weight. Perhaps the sleds you sat on were set-up for bigger men than you.
Your Yamaha rep was sort of right. The Nytro's dimensions are the same as a Vector, but there are some differences.jwiedmayer said:Ok, since I got flamed on the original post that got erased for my comments.. The Nytro is a vector with a new seat and riser. It probably has some other minor engineering upgrades and the obovious shocks and windshield. I would not call this an all new sled. Infact I asked the yamaha rep if the nytro shared the vector chassis and he said yes but it has a thicker seat and hadnle bar risers.. I then asked if it was considered rider foward he said kind of but not as aggressive as the apex.
I'm not saying that the nytro will not be head and shoulders above the vector it very well could be. The test riders will have to answer that.
The apex is new or significant redesign. I don't think that the rider foward position is as aggressive as the REV but I'm not sure it needs to be. I have not had the chance to ride a rev yet. My buddy just bought one so I will have to hop on it.
And the FRUGLY seats are a lot better in person. Overall I think the appex is pretty sweat but I think all the insurance agents are going to rate it high like the RX1. If yamaha follows there pattern in the near future there will be a 120hp engine in the appex chassis. I think I'm waiting for the later or picking up a used vector.
snoden700viper said:One of my railing buddies is also looking to leave the cat's den....He feels the same way you do. After 20 years of riding with him he's had way more problems than I have had and that has not gone unnoticed.