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Reddragon800
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First ride out. Riding at 6500-7000'. Overall, quite happy, rode it stock to get a baseline. Clutch testing starts next trip
First ride on the Boost for 2022
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Reddragon800
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The front end is not heavy at all.
I will disagree that! The front end is a tank.. I turned fts clicker all the way stiff and rts all the way hard and it helped but not enough . Ill be cranking down fts about an inch and front shocks an inch also for my next test. With that being said I had my Boost at 8-12 ft riding it hard and I have some feedback. Ok the clutching kinda sucks! The low end snap is horrible and back shifting is worse. As far as power its got all you need up to 12500 ft., I was very impressed and never had the boot collapse issue on some huge vertical pulls and heavy snow pulls. She just goes! The Shocks where perfect for the most part with adjustment. The kill switch I almost ripped off three times! In technical tree stuff using right hand side of bar only my left / arm hand shut me down in VERY bad places. All in all its awesome! Im praying TRS can get my clutching set up soon and I'll be set.
Dudee, don't you have 155 kaos boost?
You need rts soft and need to crank fts spring a bunch. This is before worry about clickers.
You need rts soft and need to crank fts spring a bunch. This is before worry about clickers.
Correct. I ran the weekend full clicked out on front and rear. I need the 1 inch plus turn/ compression on front track shock still. I thought I'd try the small stuff first and it helped but just not enough .
RTS-soft. FTS-stiff. More weight transfer = lighter front end
reddragon - your pro wheelies more than my 155 Khoas..
Looks fun.
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Reddragon800
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Being 6'8" and 240lbs, just leaning back and it will flip over backwardsreddragon - your pro wheelies more than my 155 Khoas..
