Most riding is 0-2500' alot of trails with some hills i would
say 60% flatland 20% Boondocking 20%Hills i now have
the RX1 Mtn but can't make up my mind on a new one.
What do ya think...
TB
say 60% flatland 20% Boondocking 20%Hills i now have
the RX1 Mtn but can't make up my mind on a new one.
What do ya think...
TB
You should buy an attack and put a 144" kit on it.
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Thought or question that might be helpful.
What about attak with a 1.75 keeping the 136. How would that do for both his deep snow time < 20% and more importantly your majority of trail time. Have no 1.75 experience.
No intent to derail post just something I have thought about and wondered
Yamadoo
What about attak with a 1.75 keeping the 136. How would that do for both his deep snow time < 20% and more importantly your majority of trail time. Have no 1.75 experience.
No intent to derail post just something I have thought about and wondered
Yamadoo
2BLUE4U
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Go Attak with 1-3/4" track and a turbo or supercharger. You will out climb 80% of the longer track sleds
Slush Monster
Expert
Go atttak. It will be a more fun for all around riding. I do All of my riding off trail on lakes powerlines swamps logging roads. I live in the snowbelt of wisconsin at 1720 feet. Last year I ran a rs rage with out one single issue with getting stuck or weight. Going to the attak this year.
Bakemono
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Id go with an Attak. It will be a little more nimble on the trails than a Apex Mtn, but you will still have the longer track for when you ride off-trail.
Cap'n
Cap'n
Alticity-Vector
Extreme
I am going to do a 144" attak. I'll have pics soon.
