Lets see some hawks
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cjgodden
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IMO, A snowhawk with a good rider will go anywhere you want it to and then some. It rides like a standup water craft crossed with a dirt bike. It is not a lake racer, I don't think I would want to go over 80 mph if it could. It is a boondockin, sidehillin, powder machine. If you commit yourself and spend at least 1 week on one relearning how to ride, because if you have been riding sleds you will have to change your ways, you won't go back to a conventional sled.
peek at mine
black and blue do go together!!!
black and blue do go together!!!
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barkatmon
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From the movie "agent cody banks"
My Hawk
My Hawk
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everybody should post some pics of the hawks!! i wanna see some custome paint!
nice!
nice pics and hawks. any one done the backcountry backflip on one yet? just wondering. great work, keep it up! im all bout custom.
nice pics and hawks. any one done the backcountry backflip on one yet? just wondering. great work, keep it up! im all bout custom.
check these pics out
here is some pictures enjoy.
here is some pictures enjoy.Rear Shocks
Dude!!
What brand / model air shocks are those...
I've been looking to fix my 05 600 suspension since day one...
info please!
Thanx!
Dude!!
What brand / model air shocks are those...
I've been looking to fix my 05 600 suspension since day one...
info please!
Thanx!
Yes inquiring minds want to know where you get those fancy shocks.
ok Boys! check these out!
http://www.rydefx2.com/products.aspx?cid=3
http://www.rydefx2.com/products.aspx?cid=3
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The fancy shocks are walker evans they are available from fabcraft 406 777 1200 talk to mike. Still somewhat experimental the ones in the picture are 1 an one half inch bodies, were supposed to try out a 2 inch version soon. They are adjustable so you can change for different conditions. I believe that the 1 1/2 inch will work good for a lighter person 150-165lbs and the 2 inch might work better for a heavier person 165-220lbs????
The fancy shocks are walker evans they are available from fabcraft 406 777 1200 talk to mike. Still somewhat experimental the ones in the picture are 1 an one half inch bodies, were supposed to try out a 2 inch version soon. They are adjustable so you can change for different conditions. I believe that the 1 1/2 inch will work good for a lighter person 150-165lbs and the 2 inch might work better for a heavier person 165-220lbs????
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what ya thinkabout the ryder fx ones?
Modded Ski shocks?
I looked into Walker Evans, was told they only had ski shocks, looks like fabcraft modded the ski shocks with a resevoir?; The FX are also ski shocks; I'm a big guy, would need the larger for sure..
any one try fox floats?
I looked into Walker Evans, was told they only had ski shocks, looks like fabcraft modded the ski shocks with a resevoir?; The FX are also ski shocks; I'm a big guy, would need the larger for sure..
any one try fox floats?
The extra resevoirs are fabcrafts design , the give you around 50 lbs of quick adjustment in your nitrogen pressure so set nitrogen at say 250lbs you can go up to 275 or down to 225 depending on riding conditions that day at the twist of a lil adjustment bolt 50lbs makes a big diff in you ride . mikes getting me a 2in set so ill be able to test first snow this year
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Hood, Lid, number plate
Hood, Lid, number plate
What kind of paint do you need.Are the cowls all the same as my 02 fan,it's like gas can material. guess you would have to be in some nice powder if you wer going to paint them. They don't fair to well sliding in crap snow conditions
you dirty b___h, now i have to get mine custom painted!
whats with the wind deflector on the bars, what year did they come on
What kind of hand guards are you using and where to buy
What kind of hand guards are you using and where to buy
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