Extro help

[axapowell]

Off topic, This will be my first year riding an identical nytro to yours. I see you also have a viper, how did you like the nytro compared to the viper? I kept mine for now incase i didn't like the nytro.

Night and day between the two.

I have already spent a lot of time dialing in the Nytro, but only able to clock 500 miles on it given last years mild winter here. I clutched it, put extra wheels on it, blinged it up some, Yamaheater, and now new Yamaha skis, and looking like extros, a track and new studs.

It is much more comfortable then the Viper. Love the pull of the 4 stroke, can't get enough of that. Turning, it's a different sled. You will have to make some adjustments to get that even close to the Viper. Don't loose hope! It WILL handle the turns, you just need to read up on it, and make the changes slowly. Only took me a couple hundred miles and now to enhance my setup, I'm going with the new Yamaha double runner ski to finish it off.

Dave

 

[axapowell]

Off topic, This will be my first year riding an identical nytro to yours. I see you also have a viper, how did you like the nytro compared to the viper? I kept mine for now incase i didn't like the nytro.

Night and day between the two.

I have already spent a lot of time dialing in the Nytro, but only able to clock 500 miles on it given last years mild winter here. I clutched it, put extra wheels on it, blinged it up some, Yamaheater, and now new Yamaha skis, and looking like extros, a track and new studs.

It is much more comfortable then the Viper. Love the pull of the 4 stroke, can't get enough of that. Turning, it's a different sled. You will have to make some adjustments to get that even close to the Viper. Don't loose hope! It WILL handle the turns, you just need to read up on it, and make the changes slowly. Only took me a couple hundred miles and now to enhance my setup, I'm going with the new Yamaha double runner ski to finish it off.

Dave

 

[SRXSRULE2]

Sounds good. I don't mind dialing it in, took me a little while to get my viper where I wanted it. Then I put a monoshock in it and it became a whole new monster. Our winter sucked here last year as well. I think I rode two weekends in ontario, spent a week in Gaspé Quebec so it made up for it.
Also thinking about going with the yamaha ski's. Sled came with C&A's but I'm not a huge fan of them. Any tips as to where to start with air pressure in the front shocks? First sled I've owned with air shocks. I'm probably around 170 with my gear on.