grizztracks
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2008 RTX. They may have been a rtx thing but you're better without them. Those plastic shoes tend to brake off then you're left with the mounts to gouge the track.
Rick Woodworth
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Thank you to all who replied. All very good information.
grizztracks: I think that is a good bet about the original owner returning the OEM shock and hence, the missing wheel.
In any case, I'm installing a replacement wheel along with a 4th wheel kit tomorrow. Oh, and here's a photo from Flesherton, Ontario (near Georgian Bay) this morning. It's where I keep my sled. Hopefully, enough for a tear around the yard tomorrow.
grizztracks: I think that is a good bet about the original owner returning the OEM shock and hence, the missing wheel.
In any case, I'm installing a replacement wheel along with a 4th wheel kit tomorrow. Oh, and here's a photo from Flesherton, Ontario (near Georgian Bay) this morning. It's where I keep my sled. Hopefully, enough for a tear around the yard tomorrow.
Hooray!
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
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1998 Yamaha VMAX 700 XTC
That is awesome Rick! I am sitting in Casablanca and it was over 70 F today! Love to see what looks like 2-3" on the ground... and are you kidding me that is way more than enough to ride around, look, the grass only holds up the snow a little in those bumps! lol. RIDE my friend, ride!
