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Getting ready to ride this winter on a kit I picked up in the spring. What kind of parts are you finding you have to replace mid season? I want to have a few on hand just in case.
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Ewe must have an old kit , They hadn't had Ti arms for 3 years now , All heavy duty steel and all the shafts are larger now.Bearings after a season or two
Gen 1 and gen 2 calipers, I go thru brakes pretty fast and always have a set on hand.
Ski runners go fast if you are ticking any gravel. Old ones are way better than the new ones. Jacked the price and half as much material
Still on my original belt from 2015
Mark your bolts with a paint pen and make sure they aren’t moving. Blue loctite doesn’t stick to Ti very well.
Front Ti arm can crack if yours doesn’t have the cross brace at the bottom. Watch the welds at the top
The Ti jackshaft will eventually wear out. I think I’m on my second one. The teeth that contact the chain sprocket eventually give out.
That should be it if you don’t smash anything.
Ive got a line on a 2021 freeride 129 set up on a 2019 450fc.ewe must have an
Ewe must have an old kit , They hadn't had Ti arms for 3 years now , All heavy duty steel and all the shafts are larger now.
Im going to follow the advice here and not try and use the same bike both seasons.The 2021 is a great solid kit.. The 3 inch track sucks the power down and requires lower gearing and poor track speed ,It great to crawl around and forgiving for new riders however the Yeti pulls very high RPM and will outclimb the 3 inch in most situations due to faster track/ground speed . I had a 3 inch 129 prototype track few years ago and took it off ,129 is great all round , 137 surely gets around better just after a big dump but less playfull. My favorite kit is the 137 SS skinny and 129 SS , go with 450 race bike .
Yep, includes the fit kit.5500 for a 2021 Yeti FR129 is a good price, especially if it has extras (yetirack or fuel can? wheel kit?) and/or fit kit parts for the bike you plan to use it on (and I prefer a MX450 over a 500 for snow).
Edit 450fc.Yep, includes the fit kit.
Was previously on the same bike im getting.
2019 550fc reprogrammed ECU, thermobob, heated bars, pretty much all the snow specific upgrades.
65 hours on the bike.
Getting it for 8k.