SideHogger
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- 2017 Ltx-Le Sidewinder
I bought my sled from D&D and of course, they stopped selling sleds. My warranty runs out soon and would like to know what updates have been made to 2017 LTX LE? Will I have to pay for them? Nearest Dealer is in Vermont which would be ferry ride and more money to spend. Any help appreciated. Also, I do all my own work on sled and can I get updated parts and install myself?
74Nitro
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- 2019 Sidewinder LTX
I'm not 100 percent sure on this, but my the only updates on my 18 were a couple reflectors and 2 bolts in the rear suspension had to be installed different.(141 uncoupled)
ROCKERDAN
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- '18 RTX 50th "Winder"
Maybe secondary rollers on the 17? But IMO I would run an aftermarket roller anyway.
Dan
Dan
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- 2019 SRX
The only one I'm aware of is the heat shield over exhaust leading to turbo.
Dr. FeeLGooD
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2019 xtx le. Not sure what is new, very few conversations about 2019 sleds. I have no personal experience with earlier models. The triaxle hub is gone and I believe rear wheels are larger. The track tension adjuster require an allen wrench to adjust, not a hex head. I think some controls are different on the handlebars. Blew a belt at 400 miles so that doesnt seem to have changed.
