STV: 2021 Yamaha Sidewinder SRX is here for a First Burn!

[hellflyer]

Easy enough Marc! You could have stripped you sled and put 2020 srx stickers on. Or a retro srx scheme on all black base

 

[yamamarc]

Easy enough Marc! You could have stripped you sled and put 2020 srx stickers on. Or a retro srx scheme on all black base

See more bad choices...hahahaha!

I Could imagine the pokes id get putting yamaha decals on a cat..lol

 

[hellflyer]

See more bad choices...hahahaha!

lol! Just give the yami guys heck for buying cats

 

[2004yamahaviper]

If Yamaha can get away with it surely you can to.

 

[Macheater]

I REALLY need that "blue" one so I can park it next to this "blue" one.

 

[sideshowBob]

I REALLY need that "blue" one so I can park it next to this "blue" one.
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You might have to wait for a 2022 so they can be an even 20 years apart

 

[Macheater]

You might have to wait for a 2022 so they can be an even 20 years apart

Copy that Bob. At the rate I'm going, it'll probably be another year. I'm always fearful that Yamaha will drop the blue, for a color combo that I don't really like.
I REALLY liked the 2019 graphics. Still kick'n myself for not getting that year.

 

[sideshowBob]

I had my Attak out on the ice today bur very skiddish without studs...but it did manage a GPS 114mph run...my 2019 SW XTX does that on the hard pack snow with a 1.75" track without any effort. You will like a Sidewinder.

 

[AAdavis]

Good point kinger. He seems to be in the minority in defending Yamaha's use of the 1" lug track, especially since Cat has gone back to a 1.25" lug track on the Thunder Cat for next season.

Check out his thoughts on why he likes the 1" track on the SRX with his review of the 2019 SRX....

It would be interesting to hear any comments from SRX owners who've kept the 1" lug track and how they like it.

I have the one inch track with about 400 ice screws. Also a cold air intake, header with 3 inch muffler working on a 300hp tune. It will match my brothers 146 1.25 track with Ice screws off the line and pull him on the top end. I do have to say I like the way it slithers up a snowy trail getting all sideways on the gas and brakes. Call it more involved ridding.