MikeWalters
TY 4 Stroke Master
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2010
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- Location
- Saskatchewan
- Country
- Canada
- Snowmobile
- 2007 Phazer
I want a sled my sons can ride, but not a lawnmower like the Mini-Z's etc.
WR250 motor in a light chassis with 5 or 6" of front suspension and 8 or 9" of rear travel.
Wicked reliable, proven motor and light chassis (for when you are digging out the sled your kid just got stuck...haha)
Nobody has an intermediate sled. It is the Mini sleds or a Phazer500 or a Skud 550 fan.
Just way too serious of a sled for a youngster. My old Enticer II 300 specail twin was fantastic.
WR250 motor in a light chassis with 5 or 6" of front suspension and 8 or 9" of rear travel.
Wicked reliable, proven motor and light chassis (for when you are digging out the sled your kid just got stuck...haha)
Nobody has an intermediate sled. It is the Mini sleds or a Phazer500 or a Skud 550 fan.
Just way too serious of a sled for a youngster. My old Enticer II 300 specail twin was fantastic.
MMStewy
Veteran
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2008
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- 27
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I like your thoughts Mike, We need something that is an off-trail machine that kids 10 to 16 can handle on their own. I dont want my kids doing 60-80 MPH .The Phazer fits a market for older kids who trail ride. They want hi-tech suspension, speed, power, and comfort for the long haul. I want an upgraded Bravo.
