Its POSSIBLE that just a couple times my normally precise thumb control MIGHT have slipped for just a second or twoHonestly I would not be afraid to squeeze the flipper to the bar once and a while..
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Its POSSIBLE that just a couple times my normally precise thumb control MIGHT have slipped for just a second or twoHonestly I would not be afraid to squeeze the flipper to the bar once and a while..
Its POSSIBLE that just a couple times my normally precise thumb control MIGHT have slipped for just a second or two![]()
I have to apologize to Chris and motojunkie, just could not wait for Xmas! Skis do suck tho![]()
I just finished installing the polaris gripper skiis. Looks to be about an 1" wider. Should do well. Tried getting a pic showing this, but didnt' turn out so well.
Nice report. From what you described is the exact reason I love a light weight sled like the Pro. Less physicaly excertion required allows me to ride longer.
Question, would having the nose more planted be a bad thing in deep powder? Sounds like your having a little bit of trouble getting used to a sled that feels lighter in the front and up on the snow better. Or did I misread what your talkin about. Wider skis are always better in powder. I would consider a Mohawk or 8" powerhound just for camparison. If the light feel bothers you on the trail just do some larger aggressive carbide for more of a slot car feel while getting up to the good stuff. Does not hurt in the powder at all. I ran 7.5" carbide shaper bars on my 8" slydogs with no issues in the powder.
I just finished installing the polaris gripper skiis. Looks to be about an 1" wider. Should do well. Tried getting a pic showing this, but didnt' turn out so well.
I just finished installing the polaris gripper skiis. Looks to be about an 1" wider. Should do well. Tried getting a pic showing this, but didnt' turn out so well.
In all honesty I was riding the sled VERY gently just trying to break in the engine.
Until we have a real vase and I get a chance to open her up, I won't be able to fifer a real ride impression/review.
Lol how many times do you have to say this to people lol!!!!!!!!! Guys he just went out for a BREAK IN RIDE!!!! Lol.
You might want to give the sled some anti rejection drugs so it doesn't try to reject the poo skis....