2019 Timbersled Ambassors

Hi guys I'll start off this thread so there's a common place for the Timbersled Ambassors to introduce themselves.

My goal here is to connect the dots between riders and official company information. Each Ambassor will be in a specific geographic area and every one of us will have a different knowledge base.

I've been a selected for the 2019 season and hope to help get more people out on the snow safely this winter. If you are an Ambassor post up and specify where you are located so if it's a ride area specific question it can be directed to the right person.

I'm located just outside of Vancouver, BC and generally ride within a 3 hr drive of Vancouver.

I typically ride long days where I go long distances. Jumping isn't my specialty as I've got a fake hip I'm hoping to keep operational until I'm much older.

Thanks for your time! Be be safe this winter above all else.

Thanks

Jon Mutiger

Hi Neil,

I'll try my best to get the information that's asked in an accurate way.

Looking at the parts diagrams online, they call out the same QS3 shock, as seen here : http://parts.polarisind.com/Assemblies.asp

If that doesn't link directly to the fisch just pick a model / year combo.

If it's the same part number between st and LT then it's the same thing. It might sound strange but when you get down to it it's kind of like buying a new truck with 2 tire package options. The shocks don't generally change. If the springs were to change then I'd say it'd be a good idea to revalve as that's in essence what the shock is controlling.

Hopefully that helps, not just you but anyone looking for diagrams ect.

Jon