No Control in Slush Help

[River rider]

I have 2015 LXR 5000 Here in this part of Michigan where I live we have tons of rivers that we ride instead of trails. When I hit a area of slush at a decent speed my sled starts rocking side to side and tries to throw me (the front of the sled not the rear). I never really had this issue with my old two strokes. Also when skipping water the back end like to kick out sometimes. Will wider skies help? Any thoughts? I hate to sell it and go back to a two stroke but I do like to ride aggressively and I need a sled that can handle the conditions.

 

[gouldsjett1]

I have 2015 LXR 5000 Here in this part of Michigan where I live we have tons of rivers that we ride instead of trails. When I hit a area of slush at a decent speed my sled starts rocking side to side and tries to throw me (the front of the sled not the rear). I never really had this issue with my old two strokes. Also when skipping water the back end like to kick out sometimes. Will wider skies help? Any thoughts? I hate to sell it and go back to a two stroke but I do like to ride aggressively and I need a sled that can handle the conditions.

I had an apex that did the same sort of thing, I lightened up ski pressure and it helped a lot.