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Something about the beta looks so good... Can't wait to hear reliability ... I had so many issues with mine but maybe I got a lemon... I am the only one I know of to have issues ..
2018 yz450f
2016 yeti 120 with the soft strut
Feels like a completely new animal compared to my 2014 turbo yz450f st120
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Advantage is mostly in the advancements in technology and higher end product, I ran a 2017 ts raw on the boosted 2014 and felt like I was riding an ad-boivin again. The yetis weight difference and ride quality where extremely noticeable. The ts has the low end shocks and a fix strut vs fox floats and soft strut. One thing I noticed but its been mentioned many times is the yeti ski on crust is not the best. It took some adjusting but I do enjoy it in the powder.Interesting and nice bikes! What are the differences in feel and caracter them between? Advantages and dissadvantages would also be interesting to hear.
//Rob
Advantage is mostly in the advancements in technology and higher end product, I ran a 2017 ts raw on the boosted 2014 and felt like I was riding an ad-boivin again. The yetis weight difference and ride quality where extremely noticeable. The ts has the low end shocks and a fix strut vs fox floats and soft strut. One thing I noticed but its been mentioned many times is the yeti ski on crust is not the best. It took some adjusting but I do enjoy it in the powder.
The boost was amazing, I ran 8-9psi on stock internals with headstuds. You could almost stop in 5th And roll into the throttle and it would just pull hard. It was wicked for straight climbs. I ride at around 900feet in elevation, I boosted it to prove a point Haha. We pulled the turbo off the 2014 and ran it n/a to better compare. The 2018 felt much crisper and the new tuning app is a nice for mid ride adjustments. I ran pcv and auto tune on the 2014 but i couldn't get it the same. The boost was amazing and pulled hard but it took the dirt bike feel away. This year I'm going to run a nitrous kit from starting line products on the 2018.
The electric start is by far my favorite part of the new setup. After a work place accident I would struggle kickstarting the bike in though terrain. In the summer the 2018 felt like it was on rails and went where you wanted to go with ease. (Ride dune, single track and a variety of terrain).
Hopefully its helpful Haha.
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I borrowed a 2013 120 Mountainhorse and will give it a shot before I buy anything. Not sure if I will like it....
I’m curious how your 300 TPI works out. I have one, but decided to put my kit on my 2014 500 this year instead. My first year of this, but have already decided a sled is leaving (wife’s), and will add a second snow bike for next year.
I’m curious how your 300 TPI works out. I have one, but decided to put my kit on my 2014 500 this year instead. My first year of this, but have already decided a sled is leaving (wife’s), and will add a second snow bike for next year.
Well I love my 300 for dirt riding, but wasn’t sure how it would be with a kit. Funny I’m getting two differing opinions. I figured no way it would handle the 129 track. My buddy uses a 120 ARO with his 2016 Husky. I rode it and liked it, but didn’t try in deep snow.Bike was awesome track and kit bad. All it did was spin I would think a 129 with a deep lug track would be fun. Power was good fuel delivery was spot on. Can’t wait to ride in the dirt.
Well I love my 300 for dirt riding, but wasn’t sure how it would be with a kit. Funny I’m getting two differing opinions. I figured no way it would handle the 129 track. My buddy uses a 120 ARO with his 2016 Husky. I rode it and liked it, but didn’t try in deep snow.
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doesnt count. Its clearly not defined as a snowbike in section C 1-12 in the snowbike handbook [/QUOTE
A snowbike pops in the group every once in a while , he's got pretty much all of the bugs worked out . Last ride he blew an air fork the first day but toughed it out threw the weekend . He has a set of custom built forks but didn't have them on for some reason . The pace we run he knew better too .
Asked the wife if she wanted to try it out and she declined . She prefers a CVT system , she rides a street bike but doesn't like the idea of jamming gears in the snow . Her Hawk the seat is even custom cut because she's 5'4" 1/4 and the little 503 was blessed by Aaen Performance so shes pumping out what the 450s are running with a better top speed . Not bad for a 16 year old machine , this is one of my favorites of her ripping it up .