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6000 miles no major issues

Less steering effort (maybe due to the Deuce bars) and way less darting, and even more flotation.

look here. http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... owderhound

I have a WildChild relocate, they were the first to offer this mod. It is not as nice but does the job, no oilite bushings and no trick billet blocks. I would like to sell it as I now have the OFT piece installed.

You can also use 180 to 320 sand paper by hand, but the scotch pads are quicker.

Went from stock track to 1.75 backcountry and now running a Cobra, the BC was a great track, tons of traction, not terrible on ice but not great, but it just doesnt hold up to the terrain I ride and after 2500 miles (1 season) it was trashed. That being said I think the Cobra is a very good...

Went from PowderHounds to 8" BigDog/PowderHounds and WOW what a improvment. Had been running standard shapers in both 7.5 and 9 and have now switch to 9" Deuces and this combo is very very good so far.

Boys, try a Shaper carbide instead of woody's.....I swear they wear ten times longer. And FWIW I just rode last weekend with my new StudBoy Duece bars and it made a world of difference in the darting and heavy steering issues of the Nytro, and that was with 9" carbides X 2!

The ripsaw only shines on hard packed trail or low snow conditions, in all other areas it sucks, I have run a snopro on my F7 and a backcountry and now a Cobra on my Nytro and all three are light years ahead of the ripsaw. Ride something with a good track and you will know why the riptrench sucks!

No issues with my F4 breathbox, stays put. As far as wind leaks, I had some googles the first year I went to a MX style helmet that had a very small foam footprint and would leak air. I run the 89XI Scott goggles for that reason, the foam is very large and covers up everything, I run a Klim...

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I have Scott 89XI with the light sensitive lense and they work great, but I always carry a set of spare clear goggles with a standard strap just incase my lense or quick straps get damaged.

I should have these ready soon, you would have to make your own midpipe but thats pretty easy.

The reason it turns tight is the rubber washer, spin it back when adjusting the tension, it will turn easy then.

Your hyfax are fine, watch them closely, they will stay like that for a while.

They had 2 left when I called them thursday, guess someone bought the last one.

LMFAO

With the spring holder moved forward, wont the spring be to short???

They are for a customers RTX. Yes, much stiffer!!!