Thoughts on the 755

[dktraw]

any of you guys running the 06 700? i have the 900 159 and absolutaly love it. looking at a 700 w/151 for the wife. she has ridden my sled and liked it, just way to much go. anyways, its mostly stock, but the mods, and updates are easy enough to do, and the price is right, just wondering if you guys had any thoughts. thanks

 

[f15ejedi]

How much?

 

[dktraw]

1900 miles- $3200

 

[guidoxpress]

send a PM to my buddy Jeff... (RMK2112)

he is selling his 06 700, and his is setup pretty good and has it all (minus an SLP pipe) and his is MINT...slightly more then the one your looking at, but his is mint and ready to rock...

wife has the same sled as well...her is mega pimped out, its been a GREAT sled, just heavy like the 900, but never had a doubt about the power or reliability of it...its a winner in my book (IF the price is right, and you know what your doing)

 

[dktraw]

ya i have looked at rmk2112s sled and it is definetaly a nice sled. it just a little ways out of budget. would be a nice sled though. thanks for the input.

 

[rmk2112]

The 700 is great, I prefer it over the 900's due to a little bit of stock weight difference and I have always liked the 700 size sleds. The seem more nimble and flickable...if a 06 700 can be considered flickable.

Like the 9's, when set up right, they are a great riding sled. More than enough power when you need it.

PM me if you have any questions about the one you're looking at or mine.

BTW, I'm totally negotiable.

 

[miko700]

i have a 700 151....

Welp i sure like my 06 700 151.....i have had pretty much 3 years of trouble free with mine for what its worth(did just have to monkey with my tps and the the throttle bodies). I dont know if ive ever rode another 700 with so much pull. I have also done most of the recommended vents balancing etc....As far as ride ability for the wife. I m probably a solid medium skilled rider and i find mine pretty easy to throw around and manage though as stated by others the front end can be a little heavy at times and use a fair amount of arm strength to "Make" it do what u want to in deep powder when side hilling, turning etc. The other thing i wonder is it seems to lack a little in the "stop and go" of bein in heavy powder ya gotta stop it inteligently a little more so than some of my buddy's dragons with a little bigger footprint/track. Runs real good on the trails to once ya scrap those sidehiller ski's. All and all though ive really enjoyed mine and plan on doing so right up till i buy my pro in hopefully 2012!!