2005 modified Rage

bjowett

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Another not so good picture of my Rage... almost done with this seasons mods. Just a little cleaning up and trim remains.

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12" travel front end - Long arms w/ 18.75" Fox Float X
136" Expert X w/ DTR
2" taller MPI steering post moved 4" forward
Stock seat moved up and forward 2.5"
1.5" primary tube header
Carbon fiber exhaust
various other carbon fiber structural components
 
That is one nice looking sled. Looks nice. Maxdlx
 
looks good , is that seat going to be alright like that rubbing the tank tho? :pics:
 
Oh IC now you did cut the tank down ..looks great! thanks for the pics! :pics:
 
bjowett said:
Another not so good picture of my Rage... almost done with this seasons mods. Just a little cleaning up and trim remains.

P1010186_0.JPG

P1010236_0.JPG

P1010235_0.JPG

12" travel front end - Long arms w/ 18.75" Fox Float X
136" Expert X w/ DTR
2" taller MPI steering post moved 4" forward
Stock seat moved up and forward 2.5"
1.5" primary tube header
Carbon fiber exhaust
various other carbon fiber structural components
how does that thing steer it almost looks like it might steer hard because of the width , I know it probally has hardly any tippyness but wondering if its awkward at times to actually get it thru the corners??? Does it take more muscle to turn it?
 
Actually, right now it is the opposite of what you are thinking. The steering is quite light... no issues there, but it is a bit tippy right now... The stock 10mm swaybar is still in there, and the Expert X is cranked up all the way up, it is sitting WAY too tall. A 12mm swaybar, some tweaking of the compression and rebound damper adjustments, drop the back... it'll will be good in the twisties again. Bump performance is sweet! :Rockon:
 
The exhaust is a one off piece I built from a couple of carbon fiber and stainless steel Borla Motorcycle mufflers.

An earlier picture of it.

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bjowett said:
The exhaust is a one off piece I built from a couple of carbon fiber and stainless steel Borla Motorcycle mufflers.

An earlier picture of it.

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Nice job! Keep us posted on new developments I'm interested in that front end.
 
The front arms are MPI 45" wide pieces and use the longer 17.5" RX-1 shocks on the RS chassis, this gives most of the travel increase. The remaining comes from the 18"+ Fox Float shocks which are spec'd for the Cat Sno Pros. They are available on ebay in NTO form for around $600usd.
 
I sent you a pm on some info. I may be intrested in doing what you have done, just to get a better float in the fluff. I would prefer to keep it as narrow as stock if you have any suggestions as to which way I should go it would be of great help, as this is my first Yamaha since 88.

I do love the 4-stroke power for what I do, OFFTRAIL!!!

Just need to get the front to float alittle bit better for my likings, I don't like to DIG. The reverse helps alittle but not as much as keeping the front near the top of the snow not on the ground.LOL
I also trail rid eto my play locations and when I get a chance to just ride with friends and family.
 


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