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first off I'm glad it saved your snowmobile because I don't like to see anything bad happen. And I must admit I feel that the bumper helped glance the snowmobile away from the Plastics and such and did for all intent and purposes do something. But not much for me. I mean I do admit it does do something I am buying another one not just saying everyone take their bumpers off their useless but I'm not thinking it's going to save your sled if it really is going to crash into something seriously.
Bumper saved my sled here, faster than 5mph.
snowmow
89 Sandman already told me to stop being nice and taking this crap. So here it goes... Common Sense tells you that your truck bumper has at least a five mile an hour crash test at least if it's past a 1974? Please I beg you to drive your snowmobile directly a tree and I'm talking a big one at just five miles an hour and see what happens we'll see if you're bumper saves your snowmobile.
Justify? Really? Please give me some more of those analogies, you know the difference between a truck bumper and a 3-pound aluminum bumper. I mean this is really good stuff. I certainly didn't say anything about saving waight? And I'm certainly not telling everybody to take the bumpers off, there not worth nothing. I'm just saying the kind of power and speed these things have it's likely that that bumpers not going to do a whole lot that's been my experience again just came back from ordering a new one. I'm no snowmobile king or Internet know it all I'm just telling you it didn't do a lot for me and that was my experience.Thats alright no need to justify myself with you. Ive already seen from experience, just like I already said.
Knee pads on the sled and my body.I stopped in to the dealer yesterday and looked at it, as soon as I looked at it I could tell it was a lot narrower than the previous proclimbs. Looking it over, fit and finish was greatly improved, although the throttle block and lever seem kinda cheap to me.
The front of the hood that people are talking about didn't stick past the bumper, but it was close.
The other thing that I noticed was that the console area has more of a flat spot right where your knees are, instead of being rounded off to where your knees can glance off it if you hit them. It might be personal preference, but it seems like your knees will take more of a beating when you're sitting and the trail gets rough, especially if you're tall like me.
Knee pads on the sled and my body.
When going down hill, my knees are planted against the sled, gives a lot of control.
I really like the 18 panels, hold the knees well.
snowmow
Yep, invest in some knee pads and you will wonder how you ever rode without. That is one of my least favorite things about the previous proclimb is going down hill the rounded shape of the console pushes your legs out and stretches inner thigh/groin area uncomfortably. Also find it will at times start unzipping my pants from the bottom up. The new console feels much better and allows significantly more control in a downhill neutral position.
Seems to also direct the wind away from your body better. The old plastics basically carried the wind straight around the plastic and into your groin.
first off I'm glad it saved your snowmobile because I don't like to see anything bad happen. And I must admit I feel that the bumper helped glance the snowmobile away from the Plastics and such and did for all intent and purposes do something. But not much for me. I mean I do admit it does do something I am buying another one not just saying everyone take their bumpers off their useless but I'm not thinking it's going to save your sled if it really is going to crash into something seriously.
Yeah I agree we have some real bumper experts out here. some of them doing the math calculations and some of them comparing truck bumpers to snowmobile bumpers. Or there's others like myself who are just giving their experiences. And then there's left-field Jack Wheels like yourself that just jump on here and make comments to stir the pot and add nothing to the content of a good discussion.omfg now we have a bumper expert !!! so awesome , i will direct all my bumper inquiries your way. So glad this hugely important matter has finaly been resolved
Yeah I agree we have some real bumper experts out here. some of them doing the math calculations and some of them comparing truck bumpers to snowmobile bumpers. Or there's others like myself who are just giving their experiences. And then there's left-field Jack Wheels like yourself that just jump on here and make comments to stir the pot and add nothing to the content of a good discussion.
How do you like me now?
still for sale....LOL Orange Mountain bumper for sale! Low miles gently used and in the end very abused a little bit a little twisted but nothing you can't fix $50 plus shipping...