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River Crossings on the 4 Ride

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Really like the idea of a 4ride for trail riding. I can cope with the fuel range, and gear lever position, but am slightly concerned about the air box. I ride Wales a bit with some fairly deep river crossings occasionally on the Strata Florida and the like. Is the air box exactly the same as on the 4RT? No additional snorkel or anything? Does anyone trail ride one regularly? 

Cheers

Dave

You do well to be worried as I don't think there will be a difference.  I won't embarrass the guilty by naming them but if you are keen you can find on youtube the video showing replacement of two bent 4RT conrods.

11 hours ago, doogle said:

Really like the idea of a 4ride for trail riding. I can cope with the fuel range, and gear lever position, but am slightly concerned about the air box. I ride Wales a bit with some fairly deep river crossings occasionally on the Strata Florida and the like. Is the air box exactly the same as on the 4RT? No additional snorkel or anything? Does anyone trail ride one regularly? 

Cheers

Dave

Couple of lads I know with them and they've done Wales ok,

 

Even on my XR400 I try to avoid deep water, if at all possible

 

I think if there is a deep river you can try an alternative route or just launch bank to bank in Bou style

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