CANNONMAN
Newbie
Anyone ever put a Seat Jack on a Phazer? If so how well did it work for the occasional 2-up ride? Wondering if there is enough rear suspension or will it bottom out constantly? Thoughts? Thanks
marpolsdofer
TY 4 Stroke Guru
It dont handel to well with two rides. You will be bottoming, pulling whiellies, fight fo steering, and it will roll alot.
I ride my 10year old on back quite often and it really works good.I do go up to next position on the torsions and take it pretty easy.But I have even jumped driveway with her on and never bottomed.She can stand up real easy on this sled so it helps.
marpolsdofer
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well, I was caring a 200 person with me so you that would contibuted to my problem with two uping but I did not botom even during snox never bottomed. I was thinking that he might be heaver then me and his rided as well.
Yea that will do it.I only weigh 145lb and Daughter is 75lbs.
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Not that I would want to do it every day the way my suspension is setup, but we did it. My wife and I were forced to ride two up on mine after her track seized up stopping on the road with new hyfax (thats a whole different story)
So we both got on my FX and we are what you would call "fluffy". It had it's work cut out, but it handled it real well. Good thing I had the new Freeride 1.5" track on, as we were concerned why we were cutting fresh tracks crossing the lake to our trailer, when we realized why, loads of slush and water on top of the ice.
That was a bit scary running a mile of 2ft slush, 2-up on a phazer. That track just pushed on through like we were riding a waverunner. We both freaked out by the monster roost we were putting up! At least we know it can be done.
So we both got on my FX and we are what you would call "fluffy". It had it's work cut out, but it handled it real well. Good thing I had the new Freeride 1.5" track on, as we were concerned why we were cutting fresh tracks crossing the lake to our trailer, when we realized why, loads of slush and water on top of the ice.
That was a bit scary running a mile of 2ft slush, 2-up on a phazer. That track just pushed on through like we were riding a waverunner. We both freaked out by the monster roost we were putting up! At least we know it can be done.
