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I've had these in my sled for over 2 seasons with 0 issues and no lens fogging, $69.95. A friend of mine with a 2014 Viper put them in last fall with 0 issues this season. I can't believe any LEDs are worth $150 let alone $250 - Yee Gads...

2,700 + and winter isn't over yet...

Great to hear! This is the kind of customer service I've had from Yamaha since 1979.

What, no insurance?

They use 2 --- 8oz bottles.

Just an FYI: Dealer I talked to last week told me this... While the manual calls for 1.5 (correction from 1.0) bottles of Yamaha chain case oil, they put 2 bottles (16 oz) in every sled on their lot and every one they service. They told me 1 bottle wasn't enough oil to adequately lube all the...

Well if you really NEED all that "protection" from the elements, you might look into one of these... https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DcqdjHZGSndE&ved=2ahUKEwj3-sDKjLXgAhWjyoMKHQnND3sQyCkwAHoECAkQBA&usg=AOvVaw0WWc-ZP8qRd_zOS9KsKbnV

Go to the next shorter size windshield. Still offers a lot of protection but my line of vision is just over the top of it. Now it doesn't matter if it frost up. I've run LED headlight bulbs for the past 2 years with no fogging problems what-so-ever, ton's of light, love em.

I wouldn't do it. I had a seat jack on my Attack with a 136" track. My wife weights about 110. Having a seat jack with her on the back changed how the sled rode, and NOT for the better. I felt it was downright dangerous for trail riding, way too top heavy. If you want to take a passenger...

take it to the dealer then... should be covered with no problem.

Sounds defective... no warranty?

Glad to hear it was a quick fix...

Just got this today

Just Click on: http://johndee.com/ Then click on Webcam (opens a dropdown) and click on Northwoods Cam Network This will open a 3 state map and every snowflake is linked to a webcam. Some will not open but most will.

The entire Eastern end of U. P. got Hammered, up to 14" and it's still snowing today. Pretty much all the trail reports I've read are saying good to great! Strongs: Curtis (Big Lake) :

I disagree, I've jumped a sled with a low battery by connecting jumpers to the 2 "pigtails." That's what they are for. The pigtails are on a Apex, Attak, Venture Etc because the battery is buried, but for a newer Viper I would remove the seat and connect to the battery.

Posts like this kill me. Most of these posts comparing what you pay for your sled insurance to another person is POINTLESS. People post that they have "FULL COVERAGE" but, full coverage can vary greatly from one policy to the next. Do you both carry the same amount of Liability? Do you have...

I'd say take the battery out and take it to a place like Battery Wholesale to check it with a load on it. My guess is you need a new battery.

Time to find a new dealer... or better yet, change the oil yourself; it's not very difficult.

There is hope...