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you can watch on buradnts backwoods on his deep powderday even tho its a tm8 it still trugles when he takes off once he gets just a little bit of speed and gets up on the snow then it rips a well clutched xp with 174 would destroy tm8 in deep fluff in the trees on an open hill that might be a differnt story still be close, some of you will say no-way tm8 153 makes way to much trackspeed ect most of you never rode with a well setup 174, there are alot of them here in the flathead thats for a reason alot of tight tree'd areas if there wasnt a differnce in them they wouldnt be makeing longer and longer tracks. i like the guys that say there 144s can stay with a 174 when you see alot of them strugleing to make it on flat ground in 3ft of fluff
i can say my 174 was strugleing in about 6ft of fluff my cousin on his 174 xrs jumped off the side of the road by the first big hillclimb up lost jhonny stuck instantly all we could see was the top of his helmet it was that deep and bout -10degrees out funny how the 150s sled were staying on the road
the best all around track is a mid 150 size. you 174 guys are wide open hill climbers with no technical riding skills.
you must be kidding... 440 dart and all those who he speaks of ride the same places i do, and an opening over an acre is considered a nice play area... were not very high, and the trees are TIGHT, the hills arent huge and ongoing like those in BC, so no, they work WELL in the trees. heres just a sample of one of the more pupular riding areas around us... see all the huge open hills?the best all around track is a mid 150 size. you 174 guys are wide open hill climbers with no technical riding skills.
tight trees?^^^^^You could drive a school bus (or a yamaha) between those tress.![]()
you must be kidding... 440 dart and all those who he speaks of ride the same places i do, and an opening over an acre is considered a nice play area... were not very high, and the trees are TIGHT, the hills arent huge and ongoing like those in BC, so no, they work WELL in the trees. heres just a sample of one of the more pupular riding areas around us... see all the huge open hills?
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