Sr_Viper_RTX_LE
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oh okay, won't be for me I do all my riding on mostly rough and sometimes Groomed trails
Blue Leader
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If rough stuff is what you ride, it's only for you! They make a trail version that sucks up bumps like no other. It turns a washboard trail into a pancake.
fxnytrortxkid
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If you had a sled that large, I'm guessing this guy is asking for a short track
Blue Leader
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I'm talking about a short track, 129" and 137"!
Sr_Viper_RTX_LE
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What is making this skid so good? How does it compare vs the best rear skid in the business in my opinion, The r motion
fxnytrortxkid
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A good set of coilovers with revalved rear shocks on factory rears is not a bad set up. Idk how nessasary a $3000 rear suspension is when you can get all 4 shocks good as they get from axis fully adjustable or elka stage 5s and drool over how good it is when valves an sprung for your needs
Sr_Viper_RTX_LE
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I was going to say, can't I put axis pro shocks in the rear n it be damn near as good and save a 1000 plus dollars?
Blue Leader
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Maybe, but you said earlier you wanted the BEST. I'M sure a set of axis will be fine. The guys at hy-gear do a good job. But if you want the best an EZ Ryde is it.
