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Bar risers on RTX

Sidewinder

TY 4 Stroke Junkie
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Location
Ontario Canada
Website
www.streettechracing.com
Country
Canada
Snowmobile
2017 Yamaha Sidewinder LTX LE
LOCATION
Waterloo
WEBSITE
www.streettechracing.com
Well after much thought and research I went to Royal Distributing in Guelph Ontario.
One of the partners Mark is a bud of mine , I asked him if we could do some testing on my RTX.
I wanted to put on a PowerMadd pivoting bar riser, as well as a 6" riser block.
Not sure if there would be enough cables I grabbed a 4" riser block as well ,just in case.
Well got back to my shop and puled the RTX apart and read the instructions (this is new for me haha).
Im told to drill out the factory threads,hmm now Im thinking here do I want to drill on my brand new sled?
Done drilling , installed the pivot riser, nice fit,BUT the one thing you will notic is no more plastic chrome peice.
Oh well it looked cheap anyways.
Installed the 6" riser to test and the cables reach, so I proceed to install everything else.
I think it looks good and serves a purpose to me anyways.
Standing up on the sled is great now, not looking like a hunchback.

Ill put up some pics tomorrow after I do some xmas shopping,,BLAH

Im gonna try the 4" as well to see how it fits me but the 6" looks the charm.

Scott
 

Apex Adapter block riser

Rox Apex Adapter block riser allows you to install Rox Pivoting Risers on 06 Yamaha Apex. When used with Rox 3 1/2" riser stock bars are positioned 1/2" higher than stock and can then be postioned further forward, back or anywhere in between. Pivoting Risers sold seperatly.

Product number 1R-AB10S
$44.95

http://www.roxspeedfx.com/cgi-bin/cart/ ... cat_id=278

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