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I found this throttle on Dan Adam's Polaris. Does anyone know what brand or where to find it? Any recommendations on left hand throttles ?
Left Hand Throttle
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Not sure what brand that one actaully is but I haven't looked at left hand throttles in ages!! Personally, I think there a thing of the past with the way these new sleds handle.
On a side note, I do have the Dan Adams bars and the Next Level handlebar bag and they both work great!!!
On a side note, I do have the Dan Adams bars and the Next Level handlebar bag and they both work great!!!
I think that is Skinz ARC, not a throttle.
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ok you right it's a Skinz ARC , here's the info. http://www.skinzprotectivegear.com/snowmobileproductad/arc.html
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First mods I do to any sled is a tether and then a Goldfinger lefty. The lefty is just like reverse, wouldn't own a sled without it.
haha haha
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Don't waste money on a left hand throttle! Spend it on riding clinic and learn how to ride without one.
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Left hand throttles... Dangerous and promote poor riding technique. Your left hand was meant to operate the brake lever.
Really handy when loading on sled deck
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I agree your left hand is for the brake. I install my "left hand throttle" on the mountain bar so I can still operate it right handed when burandting.
I think "Leftys" have a purpose... there are just time in sticky situations where they come in handy... But I do agree that if you are using it for your normal daily riding... work on your technique.
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Burandt says if some one shows up with a lefty, he knows right off they can't ride!!!
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hahahaha no argument here!
I am putting one on aswell, only because i have one off my old edge and i figured its worth a try. There are a few situations where it would be nice.
With these new chassis' you don't need them often like the old edges but once in a while they save a little extra effort or can be handy.
Dont get hung up on what others say, do what you want.
Most of us put cans on too, we dont need those either.
With these new chassis' you don't need them often like the old edges but once in a while they save a little extra effort or can be handy.
Dont get hung up on what others say, do what you want.
Most of us put cans on too, we dont need those either.
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Goldfinger for me. Off-camber, concrete spring snow, and where the Fur trees are 48" apart, a left hand throttle sure comes in handy.
