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I was riding this AM and my '13 Summit X got caught in a rut and it flipped onto the left side at low speed (5-7MPH). The left side of the silver handlebars (brake-side) looked a little funny and appeared to be pushed in. Upon further review, and a quite a few yelled obscenities, that's what appeared to be out of sort. When the sled tipped onto its side, the left side of the handlebar got jammed and bent in a bit (maybe 1/2" or less). I inspected everything else, and that is all appeared to be wrong. I continued to ride for another hour without any further complications.
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All in all, it really sucks that it happened on my brand new sled, but it’s still completely drive-able and I don't expect it to pose any sort of mechanical or structural problem. It's barely noticeable to the others I was riding with, but pisses me off since it was only my 3rd ride of the young season.
With that said, does anybody know where I can shop for the replacement silver handlebars? It would be nice to have a spare set incase it's prone to happen again if it takes another digger. (Fingers crossed it never happens again)
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*On a positive note, which I did not know but I'm sure others did...the windshield is held on by three little 'pop joints' which makes for very, very easy attaching and detaching of the windshield.
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All in all, it really sucks that it happened on my brand new sled, but it’s still completely drive-able and I don't expect it to pose any sort of mechanical or structural problem. It's barely noticeable to the others I was riding with, but pisses me off since it was only my 3rd ride of the young season.
With that said, does anybody know where I can shop for the replacement silver handlebars? It would be nice to have a spare set incase it's prone to happen again if it takes another digger. (Fingers crossed it never happens again)
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*On a positive note, which I did not know but I'm sure others did...the windshield is held on by three little 'pop joints' which makes for very, very easy attaching and detaching of the windshield.
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