Phazer opinions

[KFD070]

You have to ride it like a dirt bike, not sit back and ride like an old lady!

I raced dirt bikes and I've been sledding since I was six years old. I spend most of my day standing on my sled where ever I ride. I know what I want from a machine even though I'm older now and ride way more conservatively than I used to. Bottom line is the Phazer is a gutless dog with very poor handling characteristics no matter how you ride it. On the prairies in Saskatoon, yeah it might be okay for ditch bangin for a couple of hours but not for a 10 hour day in the mountains, not even if you just stay on the trails. Controlling the dam thing is exhausting..... to each their own however.

 

[Drifter]

80 hp and 518 pounds dry equals one big fail.

 

[RideRevy]

I raced dirt bikes and I've been sledding since I was six years old. I spend most of my day standing on my sled where ever I ride. I know what I want from a machine even though I'm older now and ride way more conservatively than I used to. Bottom line is the Phazer is a gutless dog with very poor handling characteristics no matter how you ride it. On the prairies in Saskatoon, yeah it might be okay for ditch bangin for a couple of hours but not for a 10 hour day in the mountains, not even if you just stay on the trails. Controlling the dam thing is exhausting..... to each their own however.

Coming from a Vector MTN it sure feels light and nimble, but it has been a long time since I was on a 2-stroke. If you think controlling the Phazer is exhausting, try controlling a Vector!