CMX or build a pro

[thspepper@gmail.com]

Just like the title said. I'm thinking about doing a CMX or Pro with Carls Cycle 900 and a bunch of other stuff. I don't know a lot about CMX so I'm trying to get some more info (pro's and con's). If any one has real life experience with CMX please pinch in. I've done a lot of research on the 900 and other stuff but the CMX has been in the back of my mind for a few years but don't know to much about them. All input is appreciated.

This thread is for info NOT bashing on one or the other. Thanks guys

 

[Scott]

CMX IS the lightest sled you'll get. Craftsmanship is fantastic. Fit and finish are great. I've not been around their Pro chassis yet.
I've never owned one. Wish I could.

 

[sledhooligan]

I looked at the new CMX chassis last year at the snow show and I was very impressed. I'm not a big fan of the M-10 but the 16 wide tunnel and belt drive where realy nice. So if you want a top quilty sled then go for it.
With that being said personaly I like building my own sled and like the fact that I built it and no one else hase one like mine. So if I had the money I would build my own Pro but it would have a CMX belt drive on it.

 

[KAWGRN]

Over the years I have had 3 CMX's then my work moved over seas ,,Now I ride a pro,, wish I could ride a CMX again!

 

[Ed Fast]

CMX

They rock but I think they are all turbos

 

[thspepper@gmail.com]

With a CMX can you pick and choice a few things on them. Can you pick your motor and shocks track etc or is it a Pick A or B kinda thing

 

[Ed Fast]

CMX

I think you should try to drive there and check the operation out. if I were about to drop 30g on a sled I would

 

[fordpickupman]

Clyde Park is a cool place to visit, the Crazys are right there. It's beautiful, but don't blink, you'll drive right through town.
The owner is super friendly and will answer your questions.


FORDpickupman