xp durability?

[johnny be bad]

i wouldnt worry about the pine cones! if it hit a yammie? game over, thoughs things are made of steel!!! it would be like a bug hitting a windsheild!! lol

 

[swe-doo]

i wouldnt worry about the pine cones! if it hit a yammie? game over, thoughs things are made of steel!!! it would be like a bug hitting a windsheild!! lol

Nasty

 

[rkymtnman]

From what I have seen they are as tough as anything else. I don't know of ANY chassis that can take a hit to a rock or stump without some damage. At least everything is replaceable in small pieces rather than junking an entire bulkhead or tunnel.

I promise the rock I center punched this weekend would have folded any other sled. I still can't believe that there is *seemingly* zero damage to my Nytro after that one. I was laying in the snow contemplating my SAR bill as I listened to the purr of the engine still running after the impact Let's just say it fared far better than I. / LOL

 

[Seeder]

so far so good

Got 400 miles on mine and 350 on my brothers 146 and besides the hand warmers no issues and both are on the first belt. I removed the belt the sled came with and installed the off the shelf spare and put the stocker as the spare on both our sleds. One piece of string came off about 2 inches long from my brothers sled and we just cut it off and has been fine for 150 miles. My 154 has 20T upper gear and three 2.5" vents in the panel. I will keep my fingers crossed and hope it keeps working the way it does.


-Seeder

 

[lucky13]

I promise the rock I center punched this weekend would have folded any other sled. I still can't believe that there is *seemingly* zero damage to my Nytro after that one. I was laying in the snow contemplating my SAR bill as I listened to the purr of the engine still running after the impact Let's just say it fared far better than I. / LOL

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