I had a 14 XTX, then bought a 15 XTX LE last year, I like the moutain seat better. It isn't a brick, comfortable when sitting, and a much easier transition to standing......
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Definitely looks easier to swing a leg around the back to go from side to side.......hmmm mm one more mod for the list this year
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If your feet weren't so big it wouldn't be a problem. Lol [emoji48]
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SnoNinja
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As short as he is I'm surprised he doesn't have stairs on the back of the boards to help with the transition side to side
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You guys.... 
Dr.richard.hurts
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Thanks for all of the info guys.
meatman
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I know this is an older thread, but just want to confirm. I have a 2017 sidewinder XTX that I want to swap the seat to a mountain seat. Can’t seem to find a Yamaha one but found a few 2012/2013 Arctic Cat M1100. Want to confirm this fits before spending my wad of $$ also it is a heated seat, do I just need a switch and route to power? Or it there a harness a guy can pick up? Thanks for any help.
