Nytro New Bar Setup

tomx · Sep 12, 2008

Late last season I bent my Powermadd risers to in nice twisty pretzel fashion, then cracked the top of the stock riser block last ride of the year. So I'm looking to build a serious bar configuration that can withstand my ability to roll my sled 10-12 times every month or so.

I really only want 4" rise, but about 1-2" forward. I'm pretty set on ROX adjustable risers, with RSI pivot adapter, but now I'm thinking I should toss the stock steel bars since I think they are slightly bent anyways. Plus I think that RSI pivot will push the riser block out far enough it'll hit the curve of the stock bar. So what bar is everyone running? Suggestions? So far, I think the Fly SnoX Mountain bar looks pretty nice. Anyone running this bar? Likes/dislikes?

Thanks!

Ultralord · Sep 12, 2008

Nikolai · Sep 12, 2008

I'm going with wildchilds relocation kit, using my current powermadd pivot adapter and going to run fly risers and the mini bars.

firecat99 · Sep 13, 2008

iam running a stock F7 snopro bars on my FX Nytro, there strong and cheap and they come with the end hooks like the picture you have there

SAWYER · Sep 13, 2008

I'm running cr post, risers and bars and they fit me awesome

attak06 · Sep 13, 2008

riser

check out http://www.chuxlimited.com/ he is making some riser blocks that are angled and will not bend or break

sledskiing · Sep 13, 2008

i'm going with wilchild relocation a T steering post and 6 inch muffin works risers. Can't tell you if i like them yet.

student driver · Sep 14, 2008

Do a complete package that all works together at www.gravityworxracing.com

Sledneck26 · Sep 14, 2008

^^^^

Do that. he knows what he's talking aboot.

Bigrock33 · Sep 14, 2008

???

student driver said:
Do a complete package that all works together at www.gravityworxracing.com

Looked at the web site and did not see anything for a Nytro - did I miss something?

uzeste · Sep 14, 2008

Just put on the wildchild relocation kit and also have a 2" pivot on top of stock riser. I am 6'7" and I'm going to love it.

Trader · Sep 14, 2008

CR post and riser with pastrana fmx pro tapers.

RSI · Sep 14, 2008

If you want strong handlebars our Tapered are the strongest out there. Our riser are super strongh too. Print this message and save it. If you bend or break our products we will replace them right away. Of course if your sled tumnbling down a hill over rocks and slamming them is not warrantable. Nothing will hold up to that. Just ask Doc nesbo how rocks broke his crankshaft in two on his Apex.

600xc4me · Sep 15, 2008

^^^ This dude right here makes awesome stuff. I ordered the whole RSI set up for my sled from my dealer, just waiting on the extended brake line, and over size clamp to get it together. I can see these bars are going to be strong.

Rsi tapered aluminum backcountry bend bars
Rsi tapered long hooks
Rsi high powered grip heaters
Rsi/odi 8" grips
Rsi barpad.

Should be nice whn it's all together.

tomx · Sep 15, 2008

Thanks for the feedback everyone. Those RSI bars look nice, given I was planning on picking up the RSI pivot anyways think that'll be my route. I'll post up some pics and feedback when all is said and done.

tomx · Nov 19, 2008

New bar setup is complete, I forgot I was going to post up pics, so sorry these are a little late. As if you were waiting.

Thanks to Ruffy for helping me wire up the kill switch and the new RSI hand warmers. Good stuff. Also, big thanks to Wade at RSI for hooking me up with the bars and stuff. Quality parts. Stoked to ride and see how much abuse they can take. I'm really good at wrecking.

Install was somewhat smooth, definitely didn't need the 8" grips, I ended up shaving 1" or so off the inside once I was done. The race bars are just a bit skinnier than stock, at least they seemed that way once I put all the controls on.

Took me a couple configurations to get my throttle cable right. In the end I got away without using an extension even at 5.5" height. Still need to mess with the adjustable risers some, but figured I'll fine tune it on the snow. Thats what they are for.

Here's what I ended up going with:

RSI Pivot
RSI Tapered Aluminum Handlebars Race Bend
RSI High Power Grip Heaters
RSI Mountain Handle
RSI 8" ODI Grips
ROX Wrenchless Adjustable Riser 4-5.5"
Gunnar Tether Kill Switch

Thistledoo · Nov 19, 2008

How does that mtn strap attach and is it solid as H!LL? kinda looks like a small ubolt...Is it 1/4 inch? thanks

tomx · Nov 19, 2008

Thistledoo said:
How does that mtn strap attach and is it solid as H!LL? kinda looks like a small ubolt...Is it 1/4 inch? thanks

Feels pretty damn solid. Need some real snow to test it all out, before I can confirm that assumption. It's attached by a basic u-bolt, 7/16's I believe.

CROW · Nov 19, 2008

I ran that mountain bar a few years ago. It's solid and works great.

sledskiing · Nov 19, 2008

ive used that mtn bar also with no issues

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