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Yamaha of course doesn't make rivets. They simply spec them. For that spec they commonly used an Avdel Stavex BS01-0614, which you should be able to get several places. I recommend the BS01-0618 as it adds a little extra grip range without changing the minimum. I stock some and sell them for...

Yah, the one year I really need my plow truck it is laid up waiting for some clown to put the engine and transmission back in it. That same clown gets to run around with a MF-65 and a back blade. Why does my neck hurt so much? Couldn't be because I am always trying to watch the blade behind...

Yes, it is even worse watching when you are sick in bed. er . . . well I suppose I did crawl to the computer :jump:

Track clearance.

The SPY Targas are not very good for snow. The SPY Blizzards were very good, but don't think they make them any more. personally I don't think any of the Scott goggles are in the same class. I have several of them. Nowadays there are even better options from 509 and other manufacturers...

I would be very surprised if the EXUP is causing you all of your trouble, unless it is flat out blocking the exhaust off. Seems like to me you might want to get somebody else to look at your sled. I am skeptical about the technician you are dealing with.

Go easy on the soap, and no softener. I use my hunting clothes wash soap.

But sometime bears forget that they are supposed to be hibernating ;)!

Seriously, whichever one your sled is clutched for. They are different hardness ratings.

Not condoning this guys actions in any way as it seems like this guy provoked the moose into charging. However, just wanted to point out that it doesn't look like he is actually on a trail, more like a hillside crossing that happens to be fairly well traveled. So he likely was in the...

In my experience the Kimpex branded hyfax are inferior to the ones that Yamaha brands (obviously Yamaha doesn't make them either). The difference is quite significant IMO, but this is only based upon about 10 - 15 sets.

I have a pair and the warm side is great, but I would simply step up to the next model. The grip side is not very good for off-trail. So the only way to handle mixed riding is still 2 pairs of gloves. A thin pair for off-trail and the thicker pair for on trail.