Why is the steering on my Lynx Adventure 800 Offroad Vehicle so heavy?
If the steering feels too heavy on your Lynx Offroad Vehicle, try the following: reduce ski ground pressure, reduce front suspension spring preload, or increase center spring preload.
What to do if rear of Lynx Adventure 800 Offroad Vehicle seems too stiff?
If the rear of your Lynx Offroad Vehicle seems too stiff, reduce the rear spring preload.
What to do if rear of Lynx Adventure 800 seems too soft?
If the rear of your Lynx Offroad Vehicle seems too soft, increase the rear spring preload.
Why is my Lynx Offroad Vehicle unstable and pivoting around its center?
If your Lynx Offroad Vehicle seems unstable and pivots around its center, you can try the following adjustments: * Reduce rear suspension front arm pressure. * Reduce center spring preload. * Increase rear spring preload. * Increase front suspension spring preload.
How to stop track from spinning too much at start on my Lynx Offroad Vehicle?
To address excessive track spin at the start on your Lynx Offroad Vehicle, try lengthening the stopper strap or changing your driving position.
What to do if front suspension wandering on Lynx Adventure 800?
If you are experiencing front suspension wandering on your Lynx Offroad Vehicle, consider the following: * Reduce ski ground pressure. * Reduce front suspension spring preload. * Increase center spring preload. * Reduce rear spring preload. You can also check ski alignment and camber angle adjustment by authorized Lynx dealer.
What to do if rear suspension front shock absorber is frequently bottoming on Lynx Adventure 800 Offroad Vehicle?
To address the rear suspension front shock absorber frequently bottoming out on your Lynx Offroad Vehicle, try lengthening the stopper strap or increasing the center shock preload.
General| Brand | Lynx |
|---|---|
| Model | Adventure 800 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
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Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the drive belt.
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