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Yep, adjust your suspension. Doesnt matter what skis you have if they dont have the correct weight on them.
If your sled is pushing, or doesnt want to turn you need to either stiffen your front suspension spring pre-load, or soften the pre-load on the front track shock.
You can't compare the steering of a XM or G4 to any other sled. They just steer far better. Yeah, you can tinker with shocks and setup but the Doos just steer far better...don't push or plow out all. Of course, you should be riding on one ski 90 percent of the time anyway and unless you have arms like a 12 year old girl the Poo and Cat do just fine.
I hate the grippers for this reason. I run SLP's Powder Pro skis. They can be a bit of a hand full as they track a lot on the trails, but when I turn, the sled turns, minimal pushing.
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my gramma said when it starts to push smash the throttle
Are you guys talking about them pushing on the trails or when boondocking or backcountry riding?
How do the slp powder pros work on an axys for off trail riding? Wonder if anyone has tried the skidoo DS3 skis on an axys?
Thanks!
How do the slp powder pros work on an axys for off trail riding? Wonder if anyone has tried the skidoo DS3 skis on an axys?
Thanks!
Yes, on the trails for the grippers pushing. I love my Powder Pros off trail, since this is what they were designed for, and you get rid of the crappy Poo spindle-to-ski rubber situation.
Thanks, but now I have to ask - how do the powder pros solve the rubber to spindle issue? Do you use your Polaris rubbers in the powder pros?
I've been curious about these skis for awhile now but there aren't many reviews for them on an axys. I appreciate the feedback.
I've been curious about these skis for awhile now but there aren't many reviews for them on an axys. I appreciate the feedback.
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