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1340 miles in the U.P last week, started off the week with the warm spell but started snowing by Thursday and all was great!!

Going to be spring checking a 137 Thundercat because it still has the heart of Yamaha. I'm on my second Sidewinder right now but it's the STX two up and the wife doesn't ride with me anymore. Does the cat clutches hold up or should I swap it out when sled comes in? I know all the other fixes to...

I put the torsion spring relocate kit on the sled last year and it did soften it some. I was trying different settings on the suspension last season but there wasn't much of a season to test it on( lack of snow). I will look into the correct torsion springs for my weight which is about 160#...

Thank you. I wasn't sure with that sled being a two up if the shocks were still same length or mounted different because of the extra weight. I will give Country Cat a call.

What would be a good comfort shock for the rear skid on a 2022 Sidewinder STX GT? I only ride groomed trails and rarely use the two up with passenger, just trying to get it close to how my LTX LE rode.

Yes it is.

I have a 22 S-TX GT that I put the aggressive snow trackers on and they work great. Only put about 400 miles on them so far but no darting and they corner great. My front strap is in last hole and I tightened up my front skid shock spring, only thing I noticed was night time riding my light...

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2025 Yamaha Apex 998 4 cylinder with twin turbo!!

I want to apologize for what I was saying before I clicked on and saw it was a April Fool's joke. Haha

Just put on about 1180 miles running around Lake Of The Clouds, Big Bay and Copper Harbor. Trails are holding up good with the warm weather but definitely need more snow.

Your clothes will not stink like 2 stroke oil and less likely to break down!!

Well I love the color of my 22 blue and gold!!

It is amazing how easy it is to steer, I picked mine up Saturday and love it!! The color looks really nice out on the snow.

Well I tried taking a season off from snowmobiling and sold my Winder, big mistake because it snowed and I had to buy another one!!

Are you still thinking about selling one (16 XTX 146)?

Apex is the best sounding snowmobile on the snow period!!

I have owned several Ski Doo's so I'm used to working on sleds!! That's why I went with Yamaha powered sleds, gas and go!

All time favorite sled was a 2014 Yamaha Apex SE. That was the most bulletproof sled I have ever owned. My Sidewinder comes in as second favorite.

My 2017 Winder brake pads make the chatter, they are very easy to move around. My rotor is snug and has no play in it. I have checked all of it and definitely my pads.