[ QUOTE ] Let me start this off with a preface that this is the oddest turn of events I have witnessed.
I traded in my 07 Summit Adrenaline for a XP X this season. Got a absolutelty awesome deal through Renegade Sports in Logan Utah on the X so the 2500 loss was easy to justify. Since haveing this sled all I have done is add an HPS can, remove all the foam, and also the plastic from the clutch belt cover and tool kit. I now have about 600 miles on my sled, (live in Timberlakes Utah and can ride from my front door daily), and have yet to have one issue I have read about on the forum, Belt is flawless clutches run hot, but not insane hot, and hand warmers work like a champ. So I guess either I got a good sled or the dealer I bought it from is the bomb when coming to setting up new sleds.
Now here is the kicker, I just bought the future crawlspace liver a new sled for her birthday. It was an 07 Yamaha Phazer mountain lite. Sled has been awesome for her since she is so little 5' 3" and 105lbs. Sled was bought with 126 milles on it locally and taken to the Yami boys I trust in Heber as soon as we bought it to be serviced and looked over. Sled has been taken out three maybe 4 times and now has 250 miles on it. While out today without any warning lights ,noises, or anything the motor just seized had to remove the belt to even tow the sled out since the clutch would not even turn by hand. Checked all fluids, oil full, coolant full, and everything appeared to be normal. Found out tonight we are one month out of warranty, (Yami one gives one year), and not sure if the insurance will cover it.
The hummor here is that the Yami guys in Heber raz me all the time about being a doo guy with all the problems the sleds supposively have and that Yami's are so reliable. I take my dirt bikes to these guys all the time and they are hands down the most honest group of guys in my area. Am I the only one who now thinks the Yami peeps that chime in all the time have been drinking the kool aid, and their product is just as flawed? [ End of quote ]
So this is what I found,,,tell me how this is different,it didn't take you very bloody long to jump on the bash wagon,you didn't even give the dealer or Yamaha a chance to say if they would fix it,and now that they are going to stand behind the product,I don't see any where in this post where you give them credit. How well has BRP stood behind you to fix their sh!t,they keep making it and you buying it.This is the post I read and this the one I responded to,if you want to give credit then fix it on this one.
