Nytro or another 2 stroke?

[dremmick]

I have a 08 with tons of mods I might be selling soon. It is a blast to ride and should have came this way from the factory

 

[Mountaintech]

The aftermarket has a solution for almost every shortcoming the Nytro had. It is a solid Yamaha chassis with a great motor. It is not put together with self tapping screws and pop rivets like the later Arctic Cat chassis's.

 

[larueminati]

It is not put together with self tapping screws and pop rivets like the later Arctic Cat chassis's.

I'm seeing viper's are getting down to like $1K-$2K above nytro prices, thats the arctic procross chassis right? Pop rivets and self tappers?

 

[porkchop]

I'm seeing viper's are getting down to like $1K-$2K above nytro prices, thats the arctic procross chassis right? Pop rivets and self tappers?

Where's this? I'm still looking for the right one.
Rivets & self tappers don't scare me, they're all made to be throw aways now.

 

[larueminati]

Where's this? I'm still looking for the right one.
Rivets & self tappers don't scare me, they're all made to be throw aways now.

CL in new england, seen a few 2014's for between $5,500-$6,500. But i'm also reading of people buying new leftovers for $7,800.

 

[mcamzr]

The Nytro is a great choice. I was in the same boat as you in 09 and went with the Nytro. I rode it stock the first year all but skies I had already. Added the steering relocate and hids for year two and up from there. I’m adding mods because it’s fun to do. With all the mods and price of the Sled I still have way less into this Sled than if it was a two stroke with rebuilds (been there). Best part is I can ride this sled on a 500 Mile trip alone and not even worry.