DoktorC
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I would bet that it's just the added friction/resistance of a dry track. If you look at race sleds they are usually VERY free running so there's nothing to pull the belt into the secondary on decel...and you'll notice that they don't touch the brake on the last "rev-up"...that's to ensure the belt doesn't get sucked down into the secondary.
Mikecam
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I have read on here before that running on a stand will produce your results. Do not do anything until you hit the snow.
yamadog1
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maxdlx thanks for the help, i was surprised that matt didn't follow my thought on slides.
maxdlx thanks for the help, i was surprised that matt didn't follow my thought on slides.
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Re: sled
Defientely wasnt on the same page as you there. You posted slide, as in singular, and thought you were refering to the secondary buttons. All good here
yamadog1 said:
Defientely wasnt on the same page as you there. You posted slide, as in singular, and thought you were refering to the secondary buttons. All good here
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It's perfectly normal, at least my sled does the same thing when I spin the track on the stand. I wouldn't worry about it.
