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Thanks for the input everyone, especially the MugMuscles, I think I will do that instead of messing with the lever...

Is this common? The brake lever on my 2016 Axys has so little range that I really struggle to pull it far enough to engage the parking brake. I thought about opening the master cylinder and removing a little fluid, but knowing me, I would then have no brakes at all? anyone have experience with this?

So I am curious... if the sled is designed in the factory to be 'balanced' would that be with the pull start or the e start version? Im on a 2016 pro rmk e-start and with the extra weight of the battery and starter Im wondering if it is already 'imbalanced'? ... but I am new to this and I can...

That most definitely is NOT my only shovel. Thanks for caring :)

they are quickfist mounts. I found them on Amazon. all kinds of sizes and they work really well, so far.

I finally finished my shovel holder. Total cost ~$20, now its time to go get stuck!

Mine is mint, just not a big fan of red. It is not the end of the world, but maybe someone out there is keen to swap?

Thanks for the clarity. I will see if my $20 solution works to my satisfaction. If not then I will look at the existing tunnel bags. I just dont really need any more storage and want super easy shovel access, because I get stuck a lot. :)

Hi, sorry for the silly question, but can someone please tell me about the ridge that runs down the center of the tunnel on the top of my 16 pro-rmk? I tried to look through an old service manual but got overwhelmed by the 500+ pages. My guess is that it is a channel for the tail light wires to...

Thanks for al the input guys. I will see if I can get one of the aftermarket options to work. I do like having an extra set of goggles... I crash a lot.

Hello, everyone, I have finally purchased my own sled for the first time ever, and after two big rides, I am totally in love. I am however a little bewildered. The sales guy bragged about the cool new google holder on my 2016 Axys... however for the life of me I cannot fathom how one can...