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Anyone run any of their performance products? Curious because they are the only ones making anything for the m6000 as of now.
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Speed Shop Inc reviews
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This is just BDX isn't it?
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Just installed one of there new clutch kits on my 16 proclimb, fit and finish was nice. Trying it out in the next few days
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Is it? I know they are affiliated with one another but I was under the impression they were two separate companies. I could be wrong though, wouldn't be the first time! :face-icon-small-ton
Speed Shop Inc's web address is "www.bd-extreme.com" if that means anything?
This is from SSI's Facebook. I must say I am tempted to try some their stuff!
https://www.facebook.com/speedshopinc/videos/1111210022256571/
This is from SSI's Facebook. I must say I am tempted to try some their stuff!
https://www.facebook.com/speedshopinc/videos/1111210022256571/
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Well then... I guess I will be headed to get a new sled! Ha
Erich and BDX are now a joint venture and are producing a heck of a lot of aftermarket parts for the Pro Climb. I've spoken with Erich several times and he is a great guy to deal with.
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I bought a handful of parts from them c3 belt drive, y pipe, their lightweight hood and intake, and their adjustable weights for my 16 limited and everything has been great besides the hood. I ride too much deep powder to have the nose intake. Couldn't beat their price on black Friday. They are very reasonably priced and have good support.
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Did you do a full clutch kit or just the adjustable weights? How do you find it?
Ypipe do much for you without further exhaust mods?
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I did the weights only so far. I'm going to do a new primary spring and helix though soon. Probably a speedwerx h5 spring. But I do like the weights so far haven't got to ride with them much yet. And still need to add more weight I think. But they are super adjustable. And the nice thing is you don't even have to remove them to change weight. Just take the primary cover off and you can get the magnets in or out. As for the y pipe I wanna say I noticed a little but it's hard saying.
Dont quote me on any of this... But to my knowledge BDX and SSI are separate companies working together. The guy that started SSI was part of Bikeman (One of the two original, or maybe the original guy who started bikeman) and is now for whatever reason "on his own". I havent heard alot about SSI other than some guys not getting stuff as early as expected, which for a brand new company with a ton of new products, doesn't surprise me.
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Got to test out the new clutch kit last night and em not disappointed at all...have to to add a little more weight tonight but was tacking 8250-8350 consistently...highly recommended.
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Chase is yours a 16? I wasn't aware they had a kit. I only saw the weights. What was included in your kit?
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And yes goridedoo I believe you are correct about Erich from Bikeman teaming up with bdx for the ssi products. At least that is also what I heard.
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Yes mine is a 16, if u go to bdx website it's on page 3 of arctic cat accesories...the kit came with helix, primary and secondary springs and there adjustable weights
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I just purchased the entire kit yesterday Glad to here its working great. I drove up there and picked up everything. Only worked with Eric a couple of times. But Jeff has always treated me right on parts and service.
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Oh yeah I see the kit now they must have added that fairly recently. Well keep us informed of how it works I might get the rest of the kit. I'm really curious about their pipes. That titanium one is pretty tempting with 9 pounds weight loss and all the power they claim. Anyone try their steel or titanium pipe?
that is correct Erich is Bikeman.....that was his nickname for years and he started Bikeman(BMP) after a fall out with share holders he has moved on to BDX and long time friend Jeff to form Speed Shop Inc (SSI)
two stand up guys.
now as for the new "Bikeman Performance".....not so much
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What grams of weight did you end up going with and at what elevation?
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