Question to the " first demo ride" Snowester's

[geo]

I don't get it. More than one post on the 13's and suspention set-up. I've been happy with mine and just focusing on the fun but something has to be going on.

I wonder if any of the '13 demo crew that made the clip for Polaris feel the same things on their production '13. Last year in the promo vid the demo riders all said "you just godda ride it to see", "just easier to carve", "next level of handling" and other stuff like that.

Not bashin, just askin'. Any of you select few from the dealer demo or first ride vids feel that the production '13's are different than those demo sleds? Do you feel the '13 feel hard to carve, more planted, like a piece of plywood?
And, if you do, any chance you have looked into it?

 

[Scott]

I rode at Seeley lake on the first ride, February 10th.

Your question is hard to answer since its been 10 months.
About all I can say is I like mine better than the demo.

 

[mountainhorse]

Snow is arriving... Rocks are dissappearing... good to go soon on MY newby...

BUT....

I DID ride a production sled a week ago for a bit...
The owner spent some time dialing in the suspension "as delivered" per the lengthy description in the owners manual... he is about the same weight as me... but a bit taller... I did not feel much of a difference from what I recall last spring.

Certainly not a "plank" for me.

How much setup time/tuning have you spent?

What sled brand/model are you coming off of?

Are you on an assault or RMK...Standard or PRO?

 

[geo]

I love mine. Just trying to figure out why the threads on "`13`s not as nimble as the '12's". Like I said, I don't get it. So I asked the experts.

One post even referred to Holz saying they are addressing this.

I only rode a '12 for one day so my comparison is to my last sled and the Pro is no comparison for my riding. Mucho better lol.

 

[Ken Climb]

For me it was a learning curve. After riding an m sled now for a few years, it took a couple rides to transition to this wicked machine.