PowerMadd Adjustable Height Snowmobile Pivot Riser
4"-6"
$317.99
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$317.99
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$317.99
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PowerMadd Adjustable Height Snowmobile Pivot Riser for Yamaha SRX600 Snowmobile
PowerMadd Adjustable Height Snowmobile Pivot Riser for Yamaha SRX600 Snowmobile
$317.99
Sale price
$317.99
Regular price
$317.99
SKU:1004-2049
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Description
FEATURES
- Raise or lower handlebars up to 3"
- Go from stand-up boondocking to trails riding
- Share a sled with someone who likes a different bar height
- Easy to install any T style steering post; wide or narrow
- Flat top steering post requires a pivot adapter, which adds another 1.25" height
- Minimum height 5", maximum height 8"
- Height is measured from center or bars to center of steering post.
Note: If you have a Ski Doo Gen 4 and have a fitment issue with the Adjustable Riser, call 651.462.8465 for a free replacement part.
Note: These risers are not compatible with the stock Ski Doo G4 top clamps needed for the OEM grab strap. Re-installing the OEM grab strap is not possible once the riser is installed.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 45591
Vehicle Information
Yamaha SRX600 Snowmobile (1998-1999)
The Yamaha SRX600 is a model that made its mark in sporty street motorcycle history, primarily produced until 1997. For the 1998 and 1999 model years, the SRX600 designation refers to a Yamaha snowmobile, not the iconic motorcycle. The SRX600 motorcycle was known for its 608 cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine with a single overhead camshaft (SOHC) and four valves, delivering 45 horsepower. It was positioned as a lightweight, sporty street bike. Throughout its production run until 1997, the SRX600 motorcycle underwent significant evolutions. While there were no distinct trim levels like modern vehicles, regional variations existed, such as a 400 cc version in Japan. The chassis also evolved, transitioning from a twin-shock rear configuration to a monoshock design in later iterations. The 1991 model year introduced a new chassis type with a modern look and a box-section double cradle steel frame, updating its appearance and performance. FAQ:
Q: Does this page refer to the Yamaha SRX600 motorcycle or the SRX600 snowmobile?
R: For the 1998-1999 model years, the SRX600 refers to a snowmobile. Please use our year and model selector to confirm your vehicle.