Clintww
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- 2001 SXR. 2005 RX1. 2017 Sidewinder
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Is the back end strong enough to tow a vector or Apex if the need arises? Will the clamp over style hitch mounted on the stock bumper pull a heavy sled? Will the tunnel buckle? I did have to pull an Apex with my Vector last winter when the stator burnt out. YES it does happen sometimes
yamaha1965
Newbie
Well, I towed a 2019 ZR9000 turbo with a blown clutch over 40 miles with no brakes too... My 2022 Sidewinder SE, 270HP tune pulled it like nothing, I was surprised how well it did and did not bend the tunnel.
STAIN
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- 2022 SIDEWINDER LTX GT
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One time I pulled 2 xf1100's at once, nose to tail, after they both ran out of gas within 1/2 mile of each other.
It was on a railroad bed but my bumper survived.
There is a picture somewhere.
It was on a railroad bed but my bumper survived.
There is a picture somewhere.
NYTurbo
TY 4 Stroke God
THe bumper is strong enough. If you were going to tow something on a regular basis I’d recommend the HD bumper
Ramaha
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2017 Sr Viper RTX-SE
2014 Sr Viper RTX-SE
1998 Venture 700
I tow a sleigh every weekend without issue. I do have the HD bumper however.
Simplespeed
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- 2006 Apex , 2017 Sidewinder LTX -LE
Under circumstances your describing not much of a choice sometimes, pulling down a groom trail or road is no problem, middle of nowhere not so much… 17 years on my Apex and it has never needed towing… Now thats a testament to a great machine along with proper maintenance..