hey guys, i am new to the board, i've been keeping my eye on it for awhile but just recently got a yamaha sled. (didn't want to start posting when i didn't even have a yamaha). so i bought a slightly wrecked 02 viper. it's a really nice sled and i think i will probably have it done tomorrow, if not tonight. what do you guys think of the viper as far as a wisconsin trail riding sled. i don't think that it has had the shock upgrade bulletin done.
any words of wisdom for a new yamaha owner.
hope to get a lot of riding done this year. going to wisconsin on christmas morning with a couple of my buddies. (family's not too happy)
thanks for the help guys
i'll try to get some pictures up
joe
any words of wisdom for a new yamaha owner.
hope to get a lot of riding done this year. going to wisconsin on christmas morning with a couple of my buddies. (family's not too happy)
thanks for the help guys
i'll try to get some pictures up
joe
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mulderdad
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Hey joe.
Welcome to the greatest yamaha site there is!
mul
Welcome to the greatest yamaha site there is!
mul
iahacker
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Welcome raceage
Should be a great sled for Wisconsin trail riding. There is a ton of information on TY for anything you want to know and more.
I would suggest you look for some up-dated shocks and set your skid up as follows: Center shock to the tight end of the range, main shock to loose end of the range, FRA to softest (top hole) position. Learned this on TY from yamaholic, I think, and it works well on three sleds I did it to.
Confused what Mr. Sled's post is about?
Good luck and have fun
Welcome raceage
Should be a great sled for Wisconsin trail riding. There is a ton of information on TY for anything you want to know and more.
I would suggest you look for some up-dated shocks and set your skid up as follows: Center shock to the tight end of the range, main shock to loose end of the range, FRA to softest (top hole) position. Learned this on TY from yamaholic, I think, and it works well on three sleds I did it to.
Confused what Mr. Sled's post is about?
Good luck and have fun
x2ryder
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Yeah not sure what Mr Sled is talkng about. Joe you can take those shocks out to Jerry at JPC and he can soften them up for you.
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