[tuanmyzx7]

You didn't happen to be there during the CMRRA raceweekend did you? I did race my YSR there at Grange a couple of time. Lots of fun to be had. If you never scrape your knee before, racing this thing will wear out your need puck in 2-4 weeks, toe slider about every other 2 weeks. It got to the point where I was too expensive to replace the toe slider so I just put a metal plate where the toe sliders are and have held up ever since. Price range on the YSR ranges from $800-$1500 depending on condition, aftermarket parts. Try to get one where it has the second fork spring and a aftermarket shock like FOX Shox. You will definitely need those upgrades if you are planning to race it.

Had an opportunity last weekend , to ride a YSR on the Grange Kart track in Apple Valley , CA.

Thinking of getting one of my own. Looking for advice , anyone else ride them?

 

[tuanmyzx7]

Re: Re: Re: YSR's anyone?

Stock YSR50 only come with one fork spring on the right hand side. The left side is just hollow. You would need to buy a fork kit I think for $50 so that way your front end won't be soft for racing condition. You can buy it from Team Calamarie or other resource.

Tell me more please about the second fork spring.