onlyamaha
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In the back of the 2005 Yamaha snowmobile brochure there is a picture of an Ohlins shock. What is the electical connection that goes to the reservoir? I looked at the RX-1 but that has a dial witch looks like it turns a valve on the shock itself. Any ideas?
I have heard from Yamaha, that this Ohlin is available for the 05 mono shock...very kewl.
Come on Tom, tell us more.
Surely you know more than just that it's available. If you post what you know I might even stop calling you Shirley.
Surely you know more than just that it's available. If you post what you know I might even stop calling you Shirley.
well I heard that there maybe be serveral Olhins options...also some other kewl new things in the accessory catalog...also the titanium exhauast is only the headers so you can still gain from after market silencers 
Oh, you mean the Ohlins electronic adjustable. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/accesso...navid=348&sconnavid=5414&yr=All&pg=1&pid=4197
They've got the Fox Floating air shocks in there too but I was really hoping for some more serious http://www.prohopper.com/intro.html type hydraulics and maybe some LED kits http://www.plasmaglow.com/index.asp?spage=psearch&pid=822008 for the ultimate "bling-bling"
They've got the Fox Floating air shocks in there too but I was really hoping for some more serious http://www.prohopper.com/intro.html type hydraulics and maybe some LED kits http://www.plasmaglow.com/index.asp?spage=psearch&pid=822008 for the ultimate "bling-bling"
Steve, that glow would be a kewl idea ...... 
Yeah, a person would have to take a the back seat off a Venture to have enough room to mount the hyrdaulics for a "hopper".
Besides, there's enough "hopping" to be had on a busy Saturday afternoon trail without the need for hydraulics.
We'll safe dat for da 'SS' CHevy.
Besides, there's enough "hopping" to be had on a busy Saturday afternoon trail without the need for hydraulics.
We'll safe dat for da 'SS' CHevy.