Nextech monoskid

[icr]

About $2400 what's aluminum nextech skid weigh?

I want to say 38lbs but I'm not sure. I'll call them tomorrow with some other questions and find out out for sure.

 

[icr]

About $2400 what's aluminum nextech skid weigh? I assume your putting this on your propex? Your timbersled won't do the job?

No the timbersled is fine, I just like the idea of the mono skid and want to try it. I'm undecided on if I'm keeping the propex yet or building another pro.

 

[ak]

I found a old post from nextech over on dootalk curt the owner said just under 40 lbs for the aluminum 155 mono.

Make it snow up here this is the most, depressing winter ever in Alaska.

 

[SNWMBL]

I wonder if Timbersled will offer Titanium arms for next year?

 

[ak]

He builds them now, you just have to ask for them. The boondocker built pro had a set and there's a few snow bikes with them already.

 

[SNWMBL]

That should put a complete 155 in the 32/33 range I'd think. One of these day I just need to setup my garage for welding Ti.

 

[ak]

Yep it weighed 33 lbs, also had the flexy front arm.

 

[icr]

Yep it weighed 33 lbs, also had the flexy front arm.

What's the flexy front arm? Any idea on the price for the Ti arms?

 

[icr]

That should put a complete 155 in the 32/33 range I'd think. One of these day I just need to setup my garage for welding Ti.

And carbon fiber

 

[ak]

The flexy front arm is like t motion for the front arm. I don't have a price for timber sled arms.

All see if I cand find a link where they talk about the arm.

Here's some pics of titanium arms on the snow bike
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=332939&highlight=Titanium


You can read about the flexy arm here

http://www.snowest.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=225485&d=1390785179

 

[SNWMBL]

Someone needs to make a 40 lb version of the Expert-X. Still the best suspension I've ever used. Bulletproof, probably the only suspension to this day that still maintains perfect track tension throughout its cycle, and you could completely eliminate transfer with the turn of a knob.

 

[icr]

The flexy front arm is like t motion for the front arm. I don't have a price for timber sled arms.

All see if I cand find a link where they talk about the arm.

Here's some pics of titanium arms on the snow bike
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=332939&highlight=Titanium


You can read about the flexy arm here

http://www.snowest.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=225485&d=1390785179

Interesting. Thanks.

 

[fredw]

So the new next tech 174 skid, complete with scratchers should weight what?

My full titanium skid with raptors now weights 43 lbs

 

[turboless terry]

Seems like you would lose about 12 pounds if their 163 is 29.5. It should only be a few more inches of rail. Maybe there would be an additional cross brace. Is yours just a lightened doo suspension? I would like to hear what a full blown 155 weighed. It should be around 28. I riding an xm but would love to try one on my wife's pro to see if it would make it a bunch easier for her. It is just a bunch of coin.

 

[ak]

The one on doc zooms sled weighed 35 lbs it was a174

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X_5ZFHwkF7Q

At the 3:30 mark

 

[fredw]

I am thinking the one in the video is the old style, I ordered one today, and will see soon enough if it's as good as they say, time will tell

 

[icr]

I am thinking the one in the video is the old style, I ordered one today, and will see soon enough if it's as good as they say, time will tell

Please let us know what you think of it after a few rides.

 

[alt]

The one on doc zooms sled weighed 35 lbs it was a174

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X_5ZFHwkF7Q

At the 3:30 mark

Cody, your sure tight lipped about your parts and pieces...lol

 

[ak]

Cody, your sure tight lipped about your parts and pieces...lol

Shhh

 

[icr]

Bump. Anyone actually ride on this skid? They have to have sold at least one...