The only guy we used to know who owned a Yamaha had his sled moved 3 times so they could steal an arctic cat or something else he was blocking. We always just remove our keys. THere are two common locks. Throttle locks and track locks. Track locks are big and doubtful you want to carry on the trail. No idea how well they work. THrottle lock would prolly be the way. SHould fit in your rear hatch and work good. THis won't prevent someone from coming up and loadin gyou sled on a truck just not driving it on the truck. Unless they break the lock. THere are also locks that go for the two skis to lock them together only problem is you have to mess with the skis each time unbolting steering and all(I believe) cause they have to toe in to lock together. I like the idea of removing the key and if you really want there is the old trick of installing a second kill swith down inside the sled so no one knows about it. That is a good one but 1 more kill switch is 1 more place for your wiring system to go wrong. By the way I am not knocking Yamahas and I bet the Viper will become one of the most attempted to be stolen sleds well at least will put Yamaha higher on the list of attempted thefts. I mean my dad owns a Viper and i love that thing! You can also change your avatar image to the viper from that SRX it should be in the profile options. Can thank me for sending the picture to use to Erick 
Edited by - Sled_Dog on January 02 2002 8:03:24 PM
Edited by - Sled_Dog on January 02 2002 8:03:24 PM