Well guys this went in with no problems. It weighs 36 pounds. It has 8 inch wheels on the rear and twin shocks in the middle. Took all the weight out of the rear of the machine, weight transfer seems to have more than enough adjustment and can be done on the trail with no tools. If you are interested we are installing these and can supply skids from 121 to 162 inch. LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNNNOOOOOWWWW!!!!!!!!

 

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what did you do with your old skid? if you still have it are you interested in selling it and what year is your rx1.

 

mdboat,

Sent you a PM.

 

Well guys this went in with no problems. It weighs 36 pounds. It has 8 inch wheels on the rear and twin shocks in the middle. Took all the weight out of the rear of the machine, weight transfer seems to have more than enough adjustment and can be done on the trail with no tools. If you are interested we are installing these and can supply skids from 121 to 162 inch. LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNNNOOOOOWWWW!!!!!!!![/b]

Ok that looks really good. I have an rx1 and maybe thinking of putting on of the those on. Going from a 121 to a 136. I would probably need a tunnel extension? Besides that anything else?

 

Check the bolts they have a tendancy to come loose. AD Boivin has issued a service bulletin.
See totally yamaha " after market suspensions"