Broke down and bought a ARO 120

[powdermuncher]

Was looking at all the options and said F**k it and bought the Aro 120 with TSS I am to much of a suck'r for suspension, hate to slow down for Whoops that my dirt bike eats for breakfast just because I have a snow kit on.
My last kit was a SX with the 3rd shock and every kit since left me wanting when I rode it, hope this one lives up to its Hype. Thought hard about the Camso but just to worried about not having enough suspension although the single rail was very intriguing. Yeti is great for weight but never really felt the love when riding them nothing bad but not anything I would Spend the extra$$ for.
Gona put it on a 2014 YZ450 a proven track turner around here. Should have here on the snow a week from now.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Was looking at all the options and said F**k it and bought the Aro 120 with TSS I am to much of a suck'r for suspension, hate to slow down for Whoops that my dirt bike eats for breakfast just because I have a snow kit on.
My last kit was a SX with the 3rd shock and every kit since left me wanting when I rode it, hope this one lives up to its Hype. Thought hard about the Camso but just to worried about not having enough suspension although the single rail was very intriguing. Yeti is great for weight but never really felt the love when riding them nothing bad but not anything I would Spend the extra$$ for.
Gona put it on a 2014 YZ450 a proven track turner around here. Should have here on the snow a week from now.

The suspension on these things is awesome.
I’m curious how it does on the yami.

I bit the bullet and went for the lightest bike........ #irideapumpkin......

Still have the 14 yz around though......

 

[Snowman269]

Congratulations! I'm very interested in your reports on the ARO after a SX. The ARO is definitely an upgrade in the evolution of Timbersled. I'm thinking you made a good choice.

I was looking to snow check a 137 ARO, but after none of the dealers, never got back to me (and I know the Timbersled Rep, & Fargo dropped Timbersled too, so there's literally nothing close to me anymore.) I just said F' it, I ain't begging people to take my $$$, when I have 2 of these things and I'm looking to add a 3rd, I guess I'll wait another season to see where these kits get fine tuned.

 

[powdermuncher]

Yes thought pumpkin s well , I ride a 250 2 stroke for single trail. On the snow the Yamaha aluminium frame with the narrow SX or now ARO kit allows me to relocate the food pegs back by 2" with rox riser also back at a 45 degree angle that makes a huge differents on the bike Balance point of the snow bike. On the sx that allowed me to raise the ski off the ground at will just like a bike. Will send picks once I have it done.

 

[Hawkster]

These pumpkin pegs are really nice , mounted them on her ride . Plenty of grip to hold on without shredding softer soles .

Thxs to the guy that pointed them out .