Last weekend I went to an 08/09 demo ride event at Rabbit Ears put on by Xtreme Performance out of the Denver area. I spent some time on a D8, mod RMX and a couple different XPs. I have to say that the Poo was easy to lay over, however, after I spent some time on the XP I started to really like the sled. From reading the experiences of some of you on here, I knew that I needed to get some extra seat time on the XP b/c I have never ridden a Rev or Xp chassis before. It took a few minutes to adjust to it but after I got to spend some time on an XP with Floats and no sway bar, I really started to enjoy it. So, it looks like I'm ordering a new 09 XP 154" next year.
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I think I'll put floats on it right from the start too.
This is my first Doo and my first brand new sled ever. To tell you the truth, I wasn't really considering an XP until I started reading all of the posts by the knowledgeable members here in the Doo section. After I read various posts, talked to a few of you and then actually got to ride the sled, I see that it's a great sled with the best chassis out there. Next riding season will be a loooong wait.
Although some people may not appreciate the XP and dismiss it as a "problem" sled without spending adequate seat time on it, I want to say "thank you" to all of the Doo experts on here because you helped change my initial opinion of the XP. The demo ride sealed the deal and confirmed what all of you were raving about. I'm sure I'll be leaning on you all next year to get my 09 XP dialed in right.
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Take care,
Tim