Polaris Timbersled ST 90 Ripper Owner's Manual

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Pages 54
Year 2017
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Polaris Timbersled ST 90 Ripper Specification

The Polaris Timbersled ST 90 Ripper is an innovative snow bike conversion system designed to transform dirt bikes into high-performance snow machines. Engineered for young riders and beginners, it offers a seamless transition from the dirt to the snow. At its core, the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper features a lightweight, high-strength aluminum frame that ensures durability without compromising on maneuverability. The system includes a 90-inch track with 1.25-inch lugs, providing exceptional traction and stability in various snow conditions. The front ski, constructed from high-density polyethylene, delivers superior flotation and precise steering.

The suspension system comprises a fully adjustable shock setup, allowing riders to tailor the ride quality to their preferences and terrain conditions. The Timbersled ST 90 Ripper is compatible with bikes ranging from 65cc to 450cc, making it versatile for different rider needs. Installation is straightforward, with a universal fit kit that simplifies the conversion process. The drive system is designed for efficiency, featuring a low-maintenance chain drive that ensures consistent power delivery.

Safety features include a robust braking system and a protective chain guard, enhancing rider confidence and security. The Timbersled ST 90 Ripper is engineered for minimal maintenance, with easy-access components that facilitate quick service and adjustments. This snow bike conversion system is ideal for recreational riders seeking an accessible and thrilling snow-riding experience, combining Polaris's renowned engineering with user-friendly design.

Polaris Timbersled ST 90 Ripper F.A.Q.

What is the recommended method for installing the Polaris Timbersled ST 90 Ripper on a dirt bike?

To install the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper, follow the provided installation manual which includes removing the rear wheel, attaching the track system, and ensuring all bolts are tightened according to the specified torque settings.

How do I maintain the track tension on the Polaris Timbersled ST 90 Ripper?

Check the track tension regularly by lifting the track and measuring the sag. Adjust the tension using the adjuster bolts to ensure there is approximately 1 inch of sag.

What are common troubleshooting steps if the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper is not performing well in deep snow?

Ensure the track is properly tensioned and that there are no obstructions. Check the ski alignment and verify that the engine power output is optimal for deep snow conditions.

How can I ensure optimal performance of my Timbersled ST 90 Ripper in varying snow conditions?

Adjust the suspension settings to match snow conditions, check the track for wear, and ensure that the engine is running smoothly by performing regular maintenance.

What type of regular maintenance does the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper require?

Regular maintenance includes checking the track tension, lubricating the suspension components, inspecting the ski and spindle for damage, and tightening all fasteners.

How do I troubleshoot unusual noises coming from the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper?

Inspect the track and suspension components for any signs of wear or damage. Ensure all bolts are tight and the track is properly aligned. If noises persist, consult a professional technician.

How do I store the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper during the off-season?

Clean the unit thoroughly, apply a protective wax to the exposed metal parts, and store it in a dry place. Elevate the track off the ground to prevent sagging.

What should I do if the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper track becomes damaged?

Assess the extent of the damage. Minor tears can be repaired with cold vulcanizing adhesive, while significant damage may require track replacement.

Can I use the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper on dirt trails?

The Timbersled ST 90 Ripper is designed for snow conditions and is not suitable for use on dirt trails. Use a traditional dirt bike setup for non-snow environments.

What are the signs that the suspension on the Timbersled ST 90 Ripper needs servicing?

Signs include excessive sagging, unusual noises, or a rough ride. Inspect the suspension components and service them according to the maintenance schedule if these symptoms occur.