Any comments on how well the ladies like the nytro, specifically handling and power? Are you getting stuck more or less than other sleds you've owned?
How many ladies are riding a Nytro?
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Try Amber Wood.
Avalanche Instructor in B.C.
woodamber@hotmail.com
She may have some comments for you.
Safe sleddin'
RS
Avalanche Instructor in B.C.
woodamber@hotmail.com
She may have some comments for you.
Safe sleddin'
RS
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khk
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my wife has one and she loves it now that we have it set up. The front end is not the best but with some tuning or shock upgrad it workes well. We installed a Hartman clutch kit for 3 to 6 thousand feet and that woke it up she noticed a big dif after the motor broke in about 300 miles or so. The stock windsheld looks good but here hands got could so she uses the SKINS hand gards and she is happy now and that is a good thing for me. If shes not happy she makes shure I'm not happy HA,HA.
my mom has one with a MCX turbo and she loves it. she definatly puts the run on me!!
Do I need to start the Nytro's are for little girls thread again? Your wife (or other lady) may like one, or she may not. It is a sled, have her try someone's out and see if she wants one.
Unfortunately we don't know anyone with one. I'll have to keep my eyes open for a demo day or see if our local dealer (I-90 motorsports) does demos. It's hard to drop +10k on a sled without knowing if you'll like it. She'll be pumped about e-start, reverse, no smell, but if it is hard for her to handle or gets stuck all the time it'll be a waste of money.
I've read tons of threads and it seems like the guys have lots of complaints specifically, power and suspension. I have not noticed too many girls giving any feedback. Maybe the suspension is fine for someone who weighs 70lbs less and the power will be comparible to the 600 she rides today.
I've read tons of threads and it seems like the guys have lots of complaints specifically, power and suspension. I have not noticed too many girls giving any feedback. Maybe the suspension is fine for someone who weighs 70lbs less and the power will be comparible to the 600 she rides today.
The Nyto is a fine Ladys sled--- easy handling with all the good attributes of no smell e start and reverse . If you are a hard core mod sled guy you can out ride the stock shocks capability and Yes there are better mountain tracks but the stocker does fine for 90% of the riders. The rest go with a longer track anyway. The power is real good -- in Snow drag-races up here a stock Nytro mountain won the 600 700 and stock 800 races. In deep snow the 4 stroke weight slows it down a bit but is right there with any of the 600 - 700 class sleds . It is easier to carve powder with than a XP she will love it.
The only time you see the weight is when you get here stuck.
The only time you see the weight is when you get here stuck.
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aksnomachinechic
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I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, my Nytro. I bought it new last year and where we ride we didn't start riding until Jan 08. Needless to say I put 1020 mi on my sled in just over 3 months, which I didn't think was too bad considering the late start that we got in riding.
I don't think that I get stuck on it any more than I did on my MM700. It's not the sled that gets you stuck it's the rider and how they can handle their sled. When a rider is comfortable with their sled they should be able to go most anywhere without getting stuck(that goes for any sled, not just the Nytro). And, in my opinion when you do get stuck that's when you're really having fun! My motto for riding is: "you're not having as much fun if you don't get stuck at least once while riding" This just means that the conditions are awesome.
My daughter who was 14 at the time started riding my hubby's Apex last season and she thought that she wanted an Apex (of course we knew better) until she started riding mine over a couple of weekends, then she decided that the Nytro would be a MUCH better sled for her. We just bought her a used Nytro a couple of weeks ago. She's looking forward to riding it soon.
This year I do want to do some mods to it but over all I'm VERY HAPPY with my NYTRO!! I LOVE IT!!
Have I said how much I LOVE MY NYTRO??
I don't think that I get stuck on it any more than I did on my MM700. It's not the sled that gets you stuck it's the rider and how they can handle their sled. When a rider is comfortable with their sled they should be able to go most anywhere without getting stuck(that goes for any sled, not just the Nytro). And, in my opinion when you do get stuck that's when you're really having fun! My motto for riding is: "you're not having as much fun if you don't get stuck at least once while riding"
This just means that the conditions are awesome. My daughter who was 14 at the time started riding my hubby's Apex last season and she thought that she wanted an Apex (of course we knew better) until she started riding mine over a couple of weekends, then she decided that the Nytro would be a MUCH better sled for her. We just bought her a used Nytro a couple of weeks ago. She's looking forward to riding it soon.
This year I do want to do some mods to it but over all I'm VERY HAPPY
with my NYTRO!! I LOVE IT!! Have I said how much I LOVE MY NYTRO??
