We love our Pros!
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Sick vid man! That tree hit at 3:16 - holy crap! That do any damage?
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aebsledder
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Great video and great riding. Since you are out of warranty...any aftermarket guys see this? (Kelsey, Dan?) Looks like Tanner rides his sleds about as hard as anyone out there, and does a lot of the same things mountain riders either strive to do, or do. How about hooking him up with a discounted kit and then he reports back a season later and tell us his experience? I am thinking if one of your kits holds up on his sled, it will hold up on 99 percent of them out there. Yeah, I know it's a stretch, and you gotta make money...
I just notice that people I know that have sleds that seem to last longer (mechanically) don't seem to...how do I put this nicely? Ride as "aggressively" as others. I would be convinced if he got a solid 1500-2000 mile season on his sled with one of those kits. And no, I don't even know the guy.
I just notice that people I know that have sleds that seem to last longer (mechanically) don't seem to...how do I put this nicely? Ride as "aggressively" as others. I would be convinced if he got a solid 1500-2000 mile season on his sled with one of those kits. And no, I don't even know the guy.
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hogan assault
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Awsome video!!
Sick vid Tanner! Glad we got to meet up once this year! Hopefully we have better snow and can tear it up a few more times next year! Let me know when you hear back on the warranty issue. My buddy's here was just covered with 1700 miles and out of warranty. Maybe we will luck out and get a few more good storms so we can meet up again!
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TGitt
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Thanks! Super weird snow conditions that day, well all year, but just tweaked the lower A-Arm a little. Rode the rest of the day and went home and straightened it out.
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TGitt
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For sure we'll have to meet up some more. Sadly, I think I'm done this year, no sled and no snow. But You'll have to come down to my neck of the woods next year and I'll show you around some REAL Utah riding
Awesome job editing that vid and great skills you have! How are the stock shocks, arms, and running boards holding up? Thanks for sharing!
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clamlake600
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Pins don't rattle out of pistons...heat walks them out. You look like your hard on equipment. Run some oil in your gas, adjust your pump, and let off the throttle once in a while..lol...oh...buy the warranty!!!! Great riding and video!
For sure we'll have to meet up some more. Sadly, I think I'm done this year, no sled and no snow. But You'll have to come down to my neck of the woods next year and I'll show you around some REAL Utah riding
For sure, it was in the works for this year but with the snow conditions hasn't been worth traveling much at all.
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TGitt
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The stock Walker Evans aren't that bad, but for some of the bigger hits it needs upgraded, but I haven't broke any shocks. A-arms are designed to fold away if you hit something so it doesn't take out the bulk head, but I only bent one lower arm this year. As for the running boards, they are junk. I bent and broke both of them. They snapped right where they bolt to the frame by the footboards. I just snowchecked a 13 so I'm hoping the new boards on it will be a little stronger.
This was from my first 100'+ jump this season.
Ya I that is what I figured on the boards, weakest part of the pro IMO. Glad they addressed that issue on the 13s. I agree with M8Chris, the airframes are the best mod I have done to my sled for sure. Everyone that rides my sled comments on the how well the running boards feel and grip. Great job again on the vids man!
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pura vida
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what the previous two said. absolutely the best "mod" i've done. to ANY of my sleds (and that is saying something if you had seen a couple of my "projects") can't say enough about them. the new boards are going to be a huge improvement but the airframes wills still be superior.
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