SXViper 1+2=3 cylinders
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guy i know has an 05 venture (with the 120 motor). he only rides 1-up, and the stock springs are too stiff even on their softest settings (he's about 180 lbs). he did a web search for softer springs and came up with nothing, but i didn't know if you guys knew of a place that provided softer ones for the rear shocks. if so, let me know.
brad
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SXViper 1+2=3 cylinders
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ttt...
You may want to try the 4-stroke forum. I looked on Yamaha's parts finder and they only had a stiffer spring listed. You don't mention talking to a dealer so maybe try that as well.
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I am not sure which suspension the Venture has, I am not too in tune with all the newer stuff, but I would think you would switch to the spring from the same suspension that is used on a 1-up sled. The shock action is probably stiffer on the Venture also. Yamaha may have a chart with spring colors and thier various stiffness. They used to have a seperate suspension setting book that would be helpful for you if they still offer one.
SXViper 1+2=3 cylinders
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not registered on the 4-stroke forum, probly oughtta though.
PZ we will look into that.
thanks.
PZ we will look into that.
thanks.
Wilson
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Just keep riding it ,the rear springs soften up with mileage .
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I have an o5 venture with 1000 miles on it and it has a fantastic soft ride set up single with medium setting on rear suspension with 190 lb rider or 140 lb grandson riding single . With a 225 lb single rider sled in 200 miles tug hill only bottomed 2 times . It rides like a caddy compared to my rage . Rich