same bike as the regular f3's...but i love em either way i think were a little bias in this forum..lol

 

F**K YEAH
SJ ROCKS
I heard there was something different about the SJ than just the regular f3, like you dont have to worry about compression much because....the part (I forget, still learning) is so good, there's something that sets it apart other than the sick fairings.
I've let some of my friends ride my bike (more experience than me, not a big deal) and they ALL came back with amazed smiles

 

As far as i know... the SJ is the same as a regular f3, but either way its a great bike that you would love. That said im not sure how much a snow mobile is worth so i cant say weather its a good deal or not

 

i have a 1996 sj bike and love it but as far as i know there not any different except for fairings

 

Yes! I have had my 98 smokin joe for 5 years. 10 years later and I'm still being offered $3000 for it. I purchased it for $3500 from a private owner who bought it with 1 mile off the show room floor. I thought he was gonna chase the truck down and try to give us the money back....LOL! I have only replaced the stator (i dont really remember how to spell it). Itwas a special edition bike that wasstock builtgeared for racing and there really isnt anything you can do to it to make it faster that would be worth it. I changed my sprocket so I could have more launch speed. I love to beat those guys off the line with their 750's and 1000's. I cant help it if they got caught slippin.... LOL! It rides just fine the way it is. It is the bike in my profile photo.[8D]

 

Depends on the value of that sled and the condition of the bike. Don't let the guy jazz up the bike because it's a "limited edition", it's just the plastic, and your only after a bike, not a collector. I'd value a mint '98 F3 around $2500~$3000. Any worse condition, I'd start dropping by $250~$500 or more depending on whatthe issue was.

 

Do it!