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Spaarky
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Rolls on edge easier, when it gets on edge it has a bigger sweet spot. It absorbs the sidehilling moguls better. Carves easier and smoother. It just does everything better. Not to mention the additional lift.
The reason I lumped the Pro and Axys together is it completely changes both of them.
I have ride or had about every combination you can think of except the CMX front end or Raptors. The 36" sleds throw around easier than stock, but to me loose some of the sweet spot. The gentleman that jumped on mine had stock arms with very very well valved stock shocks. If I didn't run the Skinz, I would run the same set up. His comment was he couldn't do the same line on his sled.
If you think it's just spindles pushed forward. You are mistaken.
The reason I lumped the Pro and Axys together is it completely changes both of them.
I have ride or had about every combination you can think of except the CMX front end or Raptors. The 36" sleds throw around easier than stock, but to me loose some of the sweet spot. The gentleman that jumped on mine had stock arms with very very well valved stock shocks. If I didn't run the Skinz, I would run the same set up. His comment was he couldn't do the same line on his sled.
If you think it's just spindles pushed forward. You are mistaken.