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Design Intent!!

MrSled

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Anyone get a chance to read this article??

Snow-Tech Magazine on the 09 NYTRO: Oct./Nov issue pg # 84

Food for thought!!
 

Tom, not all of us have gotten our new issue. Please enlighten us on what the article states.

I'm sure this will stir up a hornets nest, but WTF!!
 
Its more less an article about the intent of the Nytro Market in 08. Basically it was designed for gap-style riders who ride power lines or rough ditches... basically it was never intended for trail riders..... its a very good article.

also check out page 56 about Hondos record and the mention of Totallyamaha ;)!
 
I read it.

The article shows Yamaha is listening to the market and responding with engineering solutions to improve their sleds. I hope they don't take all the edginess out of the Nytro's handling, but it's good to see they're continuing to develop the package.

That should be good for a free hat or something, don't ya think?
 
MrSled said:
Its more less and article about the intent of the Nytro Market in 08. Basically it was designed for gap-style riders who ride power lines or rough ditches... basically it was never intended for trail riders..... its a very good article.

also check out page 56 about Hondos record and the mention of Totallyamaha ;)!

i read the article and yeah its good but.... i understand that the 2009s are supposed to be better and i for one will prolly pitch my 2008 for something else but you would think they would try to come up with something to make the 2008 handle better.

CONGRATS HONDO!!!! :jump:
 
Wasn't it Yamaha's own marketing team that called it a "rough trail" sled. I still have my CD someplace......ah bunny. "never intended for trail riders" ...... seems like they aimed for less than 5% of the sled market. Wonder why they made and sold so many....? hmm

should be interesting reading...:)
 
If you look at sleds from the past 10 years, really none of them were designed for trail riders.
The Pro-X, the Rev, the Firecat; they were all ditchbanger/snocross wanna be sleds.
 
Bakemono said:
If you look at sleds from the past 10 years, really none of them were designed for trail riders.
The Pro-X, the Rev, the Firecat; they were all ditchbanger/snocross wanna be sleds.

How about the APEX & the AC "F" chassis ? Those are certainly "TRAIL SLEDS"
 
Bakemono said:
Mmmm, maybe. You could argue that the Apex is more of a snocross style sled because of the rider-foreward design.

Trust me, I true sno x sled is just about unridable on the trail and anything but fun for more than 5 minutes. It's the same old marketing BS ....... when you say "style" perhaps your talking about appearance....?
 
Speaking of which, did anyone see a I.Q. Pro or RR, whatever Polaris race sled is on the trail last year. I rode 4000 miles, I and can't remember seeing one. It looks like it would be a fun sled to beat on, but not a fun sled to trail ride on. I don't know that I would put the Nytro in the same catagory, maybe just the front shock valving.
 


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