At my 210lbs, I found it feeling a bit unbalanced at factory preload settings. Rear end was sorted enough, but I found the front too soft (this was a 155" machine), and not "matched" to the rear end, which you could feel in the whoops. I don't think you want to go HAM with the front preload, but I think a little more to preserve some travel and ride height might be the ticket. That should just give a little more steering too.
Start small....as said above, the key is to try all the adjustments in small increments, as Polaris' are very sensitive to adjustments. There are more than enough settings here to make the thing a complete mess if you start "cranking" things.
Start small....as said above, the key is to try all the adjustments in small increments, as Polaris' are very sensitive to adjustments. There are more than enough settings here to make the thing a complete mess if you start "cranking" things.
