Why Not M-10 suspension for RX Warrior?

[dsaxberg]

I have an RX Warrior with over 10,000 miles. I have had to weld the suspension twice. Am thinking about an M-10 suspension. Other than having to spend $ any reason not to go with the M-10? Any other suggestions? Thanks!

 

[Ratpack]

I have never rode a m10 but I love mr expert x

 

[grader]

from friends experiences with them and reading about others they have 2 downfalls, first they dont transfer, second they rob top speed, as in 5-10 mph. as for the ride quality they are great,it just depends on what is important to you.

 

[Honk]

weld the w-arm up and it will be fine. Everyone breaks them.

 

[HOMEHARDWARE65]

geez you guys must be doing some snowcross with your rx1's, lol. I ride pretty hard and hit some big bumps and have never broke anyting

 

[YammyRX1]

I'm putting in a Mono right now so if you're looking for some Pro Action parts....

I thought the Mono was the way to go and then the more I read the more work I had to do:
-add gussets
-rebuild and revalve shock
-replace all grease fittings
-sandblast / prime / paint
-new bushings
-some new idlers / bearings
-Pioneer wheel kit
-sliders and tapped hole upgrade

Long story short I owe a lot of favors to a lot of people after this and I hope this skid was worth all the time and money. I have a feeling that the M10 might have required less work and might be better on sliders?

 

[kinger]

Ride quality on the M10 is fantastic. That is where the pro's end. Its more of a cruiser then a performance skid where you pushing the sled hard over the moguals, jumping, etc.

Crusing on moderately bumpy trails the M10 is really good.

 

[pro116]

I will have a m10 for sale next week hopefully.