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If I'm not mistaken the owners manual states that the shocks should be serviced after the first initial 200 miles. I have about 350 miles on it now, my question is...since it is so close to the end of the season and if there is enough snow , the wife and I are takening a long weekend up north in a couple of weeks in hopes for a little late season riding. That will probably only put a couple hundred additional miles on the sled,tops. Will the additional miles damage the shocks without being rebuilt or just lose their performance? I would like to wait till end of season to rebuild, that is when I'll pull the rear skid and install heavier springs also.
Also, is the initial oil/gas or what ever they put into the new shocks different from when they get serviced seasonal?
thanks to all who reply
Also, is the initial oil/gas or what ever they put into the new shocks different from when they get serviced seasonal?
thanks to all who reply