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Ride SpecificFox Racing Shox Rear Float 3 Evol QSL Lightweight Track Shock Kit for 2022 Lynx Boondocker DS 3900 850 E-TEC and 2022 Lynx Boondocker DS 4100 850 E-TEC SnowmobilesCloseout $1439.96$1599.95 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 106734 Mfg Part #: 853-21-016 -
Ride SpecificSports Parts Inc. Ski Gas Shock for Select Arctic Cat Snowmobiles
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Closeout $215.96$239.95 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 101002 Mfg Part #: SU-08248 -
Ride SpecificKimpex Tie-Rod End for Select Polaris SnowmobilesCloseout $18.19$27.99 - 35% OffPart #: 092344 Mfg Part #: 101627 -
Ride SpecificLLP Mfg Tie Rod Ends with Nylon Bushings for Select Polaris Snowmobiles
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Closeout $13.23$14.70 - 10% OffPart #: 0784 Mfg Part #: 08-116 -
Ride SpecificKimpex Silver C-Frame Rail Support for Select Yamaha SnowmobilesCloseout $12.69$53.99 - 77% OffPart #: 06323 Mfg Part #: 101427 -
Ride SpecificKimpex 174 in. Suspension Rail Stiffeners for 2017-2020 Polaris RMK SnowmobilesCloseout $137.69$152.99 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 04997 Mfg Part #: 333675 -
Ride SpecificKimpex 153 in. Suspension Rail Stiffeners for 2012-2015 Arctic Cat Mountain Cat SnowmobilesCloseout $145.79$161.99 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 04989 Mfg Part #: 333607 -
Ride SpecificKimpex Black Rear Suspension Arm for Select Ski-Doo SnowmobilesCloseout $33.88$287.99 - 88% OffPart #: 040780 Mfg Part #: 101418 -
Ride SpecificKimpex Black Rear Suspension Arm for Select Arctic Cat SnowmobilesCloseout $57.09$228.37 - 75% OffPart #: 040778 Mfg Part #: 101177 -
Ride SpecificKimpex Silver 310mm Tie Rod for 2007-2009 Ski-Doo Expedition and 2008-2010 Ski-Doo Skandic SnowmobilesCloseout $5.19$20.79 - 75% OffPart #: 587636 Mfg Part #: 071250 -
Ride SpecificFox Racing Shox Rear Float 3 Evol QSL Lightweight Track Shock Kit for 2016-2022 Polaris RMK SnowmobilesCloseout $1439.96$1599.95 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 587239 Mfg Part #: 853-21-249 -
Ride SpecificFox Racing Shox Rear 1.5 Zero QS3 Lightweight Track Shock Kit for 2016-2022 Polaris RMK SnowmobilesCloseout $1349.96$1499.95 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 587237 Mfg Part #: 853-02-041 -
Ride SpecificFox Racing Shox Float 3 Evol QS3 Lightweight Ski Shocks for 2017-2018,2020-2023 Ski-Doo Summit SnowmobilesCloseout $1619.96$1799.95 - 10% OffFree ShippingPart #: 587232 Mfg Part #: 850-21-259 -
Ride SpecificSports Parts Inc. Slide Rail Bumper for Select Ski-Doo SnowmobilesCloseout $17.05$18.95 - 10% OffPart #: 5101486 Mfg Part #: SM-04099
Snowmobile Suspension Parts
Having the right snowmobile suspension set-up is essential for peak performance. There are plenty of variables at play when you look at your suspension, but they are all working towards the same end goal: A smooth ride. We’ve done our best to collect all of the suspension parts that you might ever need.
A-arms might not be the flashiest part on your sled, but they can make a big difference in your sled’s performance if they end up bent. Their bending and breaking is more common than you’d think; If you smoke a rock or a stump while out riding, something has to give, and there is a decent chance that it’ll be your A-arms. Luckily for you, we carry a great selection of individually sold A-arms, perfect for your replacement needs.
Your idler wheels are another one of the less exciting parts on your sled. But, that doesn’t mean that they aren’t worth taking care of. An idler wheel malfunction can lead to serious damage if not taken care of properly. Save yourself the risk of greater damage and replace your idler wheels! It’s much cheaper than buying a new track or new skid frame components.
Now we can talk about some of the more exciting stuff. Snowmobile skis and wear rods come in a wide variety of styles and each style is perfectly crafted for a certain riding style and environment. For example, a wide ski width a will be better suited for the mountains, just as a longer carbide will be better suited for racing and aggressive hard pack riding. You’ll need to reflect on your riding experiences and expectations to determine what might be best for you.
Your snowmobiles shocks are important, and if you think that your current shocks aren’t cutting it, then it might be time to replace them. But first, we recommend double checking to make sure that your current stocks are properly adjusted. A lot of snowmobiles fresh from the dealer have not been adjusted at all, meaning they might be way to hard, loose, or completely unbalanced. But, if you know this isn’t the issue in your case, then we have plenty of shocks that can improve your riding experience. If you are looking for the cream of the crop, check out Fox Racing Shox. Their shocks are some of the best available on the market today.
We also carry a wide variety of torsion springs, snowmobile slides, and other snowmobile suspension components. We do our best to serve as your “one stop shop” for snowmobile suspension parts, and we are confident that you’ll find what you need. Thank you for shopping at Dennis Kirk!
A-arms might not be the flashiest part on your sled, but they can make a big difference in your sled’s performance if they end up bent. Their bending and breaking is more common than you’d think; If you smoke a rock or a stump while out riding, something has to give, and there is a decent chance that it’ll be your A-arms. Luckily for you, we carry a great selection of individually sold A-arms, perfect for your replacement needs.
Your idler wheels are another one of the less exciting parts on your sled. But, that doesn’t mean that they aren’t worth taking care of. An idler wheel malfunction can lead to serious damage if not taken care of properly. Save yourself the risk of greater damage and replace your idler wheels! It’s much cheaper than buying a new track or new skid frame components.
Now we can talk about some of the more exciting stuff. Snowmobile skis and wear rods come in a wide variety of styles and each style is perfectly crafted for a certain riding style and environment. For example, a wide ski width a will be better suited for the mountains, just as a longer carbide will be better suited for racing and aggressive hard pack riding. You’ll need to reflect on your riding experiences and expectations to determine what might be best for you.
Your snowmobiles shocks are important, and if you think that your current shocks aren’t cutting it, then it might be time to replace them. But first, we recommend double checking to make sure that your current stocks are properly adjusted. A lot of snowmobiles fresh from the dealer have not been adjusted at all, meaning they might be way to hard, loose, or completely unbalanced. But, if you know this isn’t the issue in your case, then we have plenty of shocks that can improve your riding experience. If you are looking for the cream of the crop, check out Fox Racing Shox. Their shocks are some of the best available on the market today.
We also carry a wide variety of torsion springs, snowmobile slides, and other snowmobile suspension components. We do our best to serve as your “one stop shop” for snowmobile suspension parts, and we are confident that you’ll find what you need. Thank you for shopping at Dennis Kirk!
