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redlinerevolt
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Posted: Sun Apr 26th, 2009 03:48 am |
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| well it was a good winter, would have been better without the twobig meltdowns we had. I put 510 miles on my new APEX and it is a great machine but I did have two problems. The thing eats hyfax sliders in low snow conditons. Skid and track genetate a lot of heat and friction. My Cats pack snow in the skid and I have 1800 miles on my ZL800 and the hyfax look like new. The Apex also over heats inhard pack conditions or road riding. There is a factory rear heat exchanger option which should be factory stock that will fix the problem.
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Markymark875
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Posted: Fri May 1st, 2009 09:55 pm |
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| If you do alot of road riding, or marginal snow riding, I suggest you put the ski-doo or polaris wheels on your yamaha, I did, they work excellent, a little taller so it keeps hyfax away from track clips, also have you changed your 100% antifreeze out of your sled? cause yamaha puts all antifreeze in them, try those two things, and you will get 4k miles on a set of hyfax, with no overheating.
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1.2nd in State,Motocross Racing D-14 2009
2.7th in State Motocross Racing D-14 2007
3.Won $1,000 Dash for cash snocross 1-16-98
4.Own a 2007 yamaha RTX Apex
5.Race a 2006 kawasaki kx250f
6.Riding sleds for 41 years
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