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I got a set of evol RC2's for my front and a float 2 and zero pro for my rear. H2R distributors sent em out to me back in September. She said the float 2 and zero pro were brand new for the XM. Had to buy 2 OEM shock bushings for the rear shock to press into oversized rubber bushings that the...

Mine loosened off too! re-loctited... Good to go. ONLY complaint so far. Minor!

Over 300km on my synchro and no loose nuts, bolts or belt and bearings are holding grease nicely!

Sorry for the slow response, I'm trying to catch up on all my posts and I've a bit over zealous at times, lol, but I love to write and read posts! 25 top 65 bottom (this was Kevin's best recommendation, if only using one set of gears, to ride between 2000- 10000 ' elevation) seems to be...

Riverside Honda had an sp orange full skid plate last week, hanging around the showroom floor!

Different spring rates for different weight riders. If you want more rear end sag and a softer ride, but "possibly" more bottoming of the rear track shock (depending on your weight) then a lighter spring is fine but if you want more ride height (better for deep powder) more bottoming resistance...

Oh yeah, I have that grinning problem as well only it's on my face!

Put the heavier springs in mine as well. Riding around on a lake with about 3 feet of pow and a solid base with my shoulders touching the ground for the majority of 30 minutes and no issues eithe springs. Anyone have issues with the edges of the track. Noticing mine is quite frayed and tattered...

Sorry for going off on a tangent in your thread Lenny. Just wanted to spread some positivity around I'm always happy to read a positive post.

I'd have to say that the $300 rebate was out of generosity because not everyone got one and the ones who did, did not have to. It IS good marketing which means good business. And IMO (because they didn't have to give me anything but a sled for the price I paid) that translates to generosity...

Nice jersey/sweater/shirt! Can't say I'll ever actually wear mine cause its s bit tight, but I don't mind having it as a souvenir.

After 6 rides on the XM with the Isovibe I'm finding the 1 1/2" rise to work awesome with the riser rolled forward very slightly and the bars rolled back very slightly (no need for any brake line or cable lengthening.) You'll notice a bit of an improvement in the deep whoops as the sled can get...

Finally a pic of the black winshield. Tamiya paint works awesome and it looks factory! 6 coats of smoke!

Somehow I managed to get a hat, a sweater, a sticker, my very own membership card and 1 of 6000 $300 rebates! Thanks to BRP's generosity! Not to mention 20% off all parts and accessories (on the date of my sled purchase- otherwise 10-15% off), as well as 5% off the sleds MSRP. You'll never...

12 cell That's what Kevin at c3 recommended me when I asked for one. If you go to the antigravity website it will give various dimensions and capacities! Mine is the 12 cell, 360 CCA 12 amp hrs, 4.25" l x 3.25" w x 4.25" h, it's significantly smaller but it comes with foam inserts which work...

+ up to 3x's the amperage out of a battery that's smaller than oem!

8-10 lbs

Just found this info on the antigravity website under FAQ, it explains a lot but doesn't mention this in instructions that come with the battery: 1) If you are using the smallest battery possible for your bike to save weight (for example for race use a 4 cell in a 600cc bike, or an 8-cell in a...

Got it directly from C3 powersports in sicamous!

12 cell