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NewfieBullet1973
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Hey Sean (long time man) - the sled looks SWEET!! Almost enough to make me switch back to the ole 755 (oh wait not a chance) - lol!!! Enjoy and have fun on the globe trotting!!!
My new 2005 RMK 900 Budget Build!!!!
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just wanted to put a short update on this sled...
i have about 150 SUPER HARD miles on this bad boy and its been fricking AWESOME...it flat out RIPS and been crazy reliable...i have never broken in a sled as hard as i have on this one and i think i will keep doing this way...no more baby'in them...pull and RIP!!
the EXIT shocks up front are the best i have ever felt..they float and control like a dream. the Holz skid is pretty nice also, but i think i need to get stiffer springs since im built like a man and sitting at 250lbs geared up..and i think these springs are for a 200lb rider max, but i will work that later on.
i have decided to keep the sled for sure...gonna bring it with me to Anchorage Alaska when i move there March 2014 for the airforce...
every ride on this reminds me why i love the 900s...SUPER tractor and endless power...BraaaAaaap!!
i have about 150 SUPER HARD miles on this bad boy and its been fricking AWESOME...it flat out RIPS and been crazy reliable...i have never broken in a sled as hard as i have on this one and i think i will keep doing this way...no more baby'in them...pull and RIP!!
the EXIT shocks up front are the best i have ever felt..they float and control like a dream. the Holz skid is pretty nice also, but i think i need to get stiffer springs since im built like a man and sitting at 250lbs geared up..and i think these springs are for a 200lb rider max, but i will work that later on.
i have decided to keep the sled for sure...gonna bring it with me to Anchorage Alaska when i move there March 2014 for the airforce...
every ride on this reminds me why i love the 900s...SUPER tractor and endless power...BraaaAaaap!!
Glad to hear you're loving it Sean
There's just something about the power the 900 makes that's addictive!
Best way to break it in's with the throttle taped to the bar... mine got about 15 miles of 'normal' riding on itwhen I bought it with a fresh rebuild, the rest of the first ride and several thereafter were WOT for as long as I could hold on and I haven't regretted it one bit!
