110 Snow Bike!

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Got our Holeshot Sno Ripper kit in for our Honda CRF110. Got it installed and also did some customs plastics, Seat, Bars, 20mm Carb, Pipe Mod and a couple others things.

This Holeshot kit is legit! Super impressed, hoping to find some testing snow this weekend up high.

 

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cool!

You think that 110 has enough ompff to turn a little more lug?

 

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mrquick68 said:

cool!

You think that 110 has enough ompff to turn a little more lug?

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I would say yes, The kit does gear it down. Also it is easy to get more power out of these 110s. They are in the design phase for some bolt on powder lugs for the deeper days but they do pretty well as is. There is some videos out there.

 

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AKFULLTHROTTLE said:

I would say yes, The kit does gear it down. Also it is easy to get more power out of these 110s. They are in the design phase for some bolt on powder lugs for the deeper days but they do pretty well as is. There is some videos out there.

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Or you just buy a whole new motor, I bet that thing has the same bolt points on its frame as a CRF50 if I'm not mistaken. Its just got the top motor bolt and the one on the downtube behind the motor. Shame the 110s aren't clutched, I bet that thing would still be a good time... adult or child.

 

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Lucky kid! Let him rip it up, and soon enough he'll be too big for it.

Then time for a new toy, and another hit for dad's wallet!

 

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Put the tire back on and let him get some saddle time before the snow flies .

 

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How much for the kit?

 

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How much for the kit?

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$2450 for the complete kit

 

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• Sep 25, 2015

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Excellent

Looks like a great introductory kit for the youngsters!! Excellent! Looking forward to reading about your initial test ride reports.

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Wish it had longer lug track. Did you happen to weigh the kit?

 

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Wish it had longer lug track. Did you happen to weigh the kit?

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I think it was about 60lbs, A deeper track is in the works, but with that said this current track does great.

 

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Any thoughts on where to pick up a kit?

 

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Any thoughts on where to pick up a kit?

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Check the Snowest link http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=412359

He had two for sale. Did Holeshot quit making them? Good luck, great way to get a youngster on the snow!:face-icon-small-coo

 

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Is theKTM 85sx 17/14 too much bike for that Holeshot kit?

 

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Theese Kits are limited to the 110 bikes with the combined swing arm/rear shock mount. For now anyway. Per holeshot

 

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So after a season of riding what are your thoughts?

 

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Check the Snowest link http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=412359

Did Holeshot quit making them?

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They recently sold to Polaris/Timbersled. Expect to see something on the Timbersled website by fall.

 

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Any updated news on the little ripper setup?

 

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Very sorry I did not come back to this thread!

Still very much in love with the kit! I am 260lbs and rip it all over the place. We have done two race events with it for our son and it continues to impress. We ended up putting a smaller rear gear to get in doing around 34mph but we still hit the rev limiter. We must likely to will do a big bore and a rev box for more fun but like I said it is a blast as is!

Aaron at Holeshot did indeed sale the design to Polaris so it will now be a Timbersled Ripper and the cost has come down to under 2k which is way nice!

Here is a sneak oicture of the kit to come soon.