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New Snowgoer Mag REVIEW of top dogs!!
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05 review
I have been able to ride my 05 RX-1 ER Limtited, and some of that review I would agree with. I have the weight transfer set between Minimum and Standard (like 1/4th the adjustment) and the thing transfers A TON. IMO for trail riding, it will be a problem there. But the skid semms very sensitive to spring and weight placment adjustments. Mind you, my sled is F.A.T.S. ( Fatt Arse Traction System) so this may be a one sided opinion.
The up side to that, is if you are someone that likes to powder and field drag, this will be a good setup.
I did get to take a couple of 90+ MPH runs down my curvy road, and the ski lift seems fine. I think that opinion comes from a guy who rides a REV/F7 sled Allot, then jumps on this machine. They throw it into a corner, jab the brake, punch the throttle, and spin the track all the way out of the corner. With a heavier sled, if you ride it like that, you will have ski lift. Physics always rules. These are machines you roll thru the corner at a maintained speed.
I have been able to ride my 05 RX-1 ER Limtited, and some of that review I would agree with. I have the weight transfer set between Minimum and Standard (like 1/4th the adjustment) and the thing transfers A TON. IMO for trail riding, it will be a problem there. But the skid semms very sensitive to spring and weight placment adjustments. Mind you, my sled is F.A.T.S. ( Fatt Arse Traction System) so this may be a one sided opinion.
The up side to that, is if you are someone that likes to powder and field drag, this will be a good setup.
I did get to take a couple of 90+ MPH runs down my curvy road, and the ski lift seems fine. I think that opinion comes from a guy who rides a REV/F7 sled Allot, then jumps on this machine. They throw it into a corner, jab the brake, punch the throttle, and spin the track all the way out of the corner. With a heavier sled, if you ride it like that, you will have ski lift. Physics always rules. These are machines you roll thru the corner at a maintained speed.
