After a full weekend of riding the wife's 2011 IQ RMK 600 I have to say that I have taken for granted the abilities that are bestowed upon he who commands the Pro!
I, as all good friends should do, let my friend ride the Pro 8 while his IQ 9 was in the shop over the weekend. I rode the wife's sled so if it got cracked up I didn't lose a friend as well as a wife.
I have done things all season long in which I felt confident and in total control while on the Pro. I rode pretty much the entire day Saturday on the IQ. After stopping, in a open field to let the clutches cool off, my friend stopped and told me to take my Pro out and do some donuts. I got on and immediately put the sled on it's side and fell off! I did this two more times before I came to the conclusion that 1) I need to get used to the sled again before attempting said maneuver. 2) These Pro's make all of us better riders and we take for granted just what Polaris has placed in our hands.
Just my 2 cents worth of observation.
I, as all good friends should do, let my friend ride the Pro 8 while his IQ 9 was in the shop over the weekend. I rode the wife's sled so if it got cracked up I didn't lose a friend as well as a wife.
I have done things all season long in which I felt confident and in total control while on the Pro. I rode pretty much the entire day Saturday on the IQ. After stopping, in a open field to let the clutches cool off, my friend stopped and told me to take my Pro out and do some donuts. I got on and immediately put the sled on it's side and fell off! I did this two more times before I came to the conclusion that 1) I need to get used to the sled again before attempting said maneuver. 2) These Pro's make all of us better riders and we take for granted just what Polaris has placed in our hands.
Just my 2 cents worth of observation.