Let me introduce you to Sweet Sixteen. 2016 Apex LE XTX

[Lakeshadow]

I think you got something there. Just so you pay the dues, and develop a cool way of displaying the sticker, I would say you are lookin' on the straight and narrow ready to roll !!

And besides, good point. I followed the directions on the trail sticker and did what I could to take the old sticker off a yellowed with age vintage Yamie windshield. It was a bummer. Glad I made an alloy bracket so the sticker never touches the new sled windshield...

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[Lakeshadow]

Kinda like how the deluxe cargo bag looks flat and deflated when not in use. The way it is a to-go box will fit in just right under the top flap, and not fall over to either side.....

Parts used to fabricate the front strap buckle location. Used the hole in the tunnel for the non-single shot skid. Bag came with rivets, didn't want to drill any holes in the tunnel....

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[NS FX NYTRO]

I like Yamaha, but they could learn a thing or two from ski-doo's linq system...
There is a member on HCS that sells kits using the linq mounts on non ski-doo sleds and you are able to mount ski-doo accessories.

 

[Sledroll]

I like Yamaha, but they could learn a thing or two from ski-doo's linq system...
There is a member on HCS that sells kits using the linq mounts on non ski-doo sleds and you are able to mount ski-doo accessories.

whats the link ?

 

[NS FX NYTRO]

http://www.whiteouttechnologies.com/index.php?id_category=18&controller=category

Owners name on hardcoresledder is Nick

Here is the thread with it installed on procross chassis.

http://www.hardcoresledder.com/foru...1477993-one-sweet-setup-thanks-white-out.html

 

[Lakeshadow]

Adjustments made. Twenty Valve rules the future.

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[Lakeshadow]

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[Lakeshadow]

Fabricated bracket that holds rear straps of trunk bag. Bolted on to holes that are in tunnel. No holes drilled in sled.

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[sgauthier]

All I did with my bags is run rear strap thru a u-bolt under the rear twilight then I attached it to the other bag on the opposite side. Keeps the bags tucked in nice and tight. The front straps are fastened to the tunnel according to the instructions. This way it doesn't come near the exhaust and if it rubs a little it's only in the inside between the taillight and the exhaust. Also the straps are no where near the heat to melt them. The bar across the back underneath is a nice option as well. Looks like it should work well.

 

[Lakeshadow]

At the Limberlost, Tip-Up-Town 2016

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[Lakeshadow]

The Yamaha Performance Dampers work very well. This is the first sled I have had that does not shake up and explode beer in the saddle bags.... It seams maybe they work too well....

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[Lakeshadow]

Riding big miles, enjoying the views. Totally digging the Singleshot suspension. This chassis is a culmination of trail riding feedback. Tuning fork engineers rock !!

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[Lakeshadow]

How many miles before I run out of gas anyway? Fuel countdown is up to 15 miles traveled. I'll measure what's in the tank with a yardstick.

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[Sledroll]

Keep riding and let us know how far you get when it conks out , and we will all be the wiser .
Take one for the team .
Measuring wont help , as it is all about the remaining gas getting to the engine .

How many miles before I run out of gas anyway? Fuel countdown is up to 15 miles traveled. I'll measure what's in the tank with a yardstick.

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[Lakeshadow]

3/4" of fuel left. Going to re- fuel.

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