PS dip****. I asked about weights of 2 smokes for when the the snow is crappy and the superior yammi is not needed also the sled would be for my wife and kids. I think the axys would be a great sled for a women
Weights of new mtn sleds
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PS dip****. I asked about weights of 2 smokes for when the the snow is crappy and the superior yammi is not needed also the sled would be for my wife and kids. I think the axys would be a great sled for a women
PS dip****. I asked about weights of 2 smokes for when the the snow is crappy and the superior yammi is not needed also the sled would be for my wife and kids. I think the axys would be a great sled for a women
So you ARE a flatlander... LOL
Who else would be fool enough to think a Yammi is a better mountain sled...
Bring it out Sally, school is open! Should be a fresh 18+ by Tuesday, snowing on the mountain right now.
You are on the by far the worst mtn chassis out there if you have "upgraded" to the vipercat. If you are still on an older real Yammi chassis, that pig is good for nothing but hillclimbs. Last I checked, nobody cared who could point and pin it, my grandma can do that.
I want to see your 650lb tank show me up stud... Since you are dreaming, you can tell me how great it is in the trees...
Funny you want to be schooled by your wife too, better get her a Yammi too so she doesn't embarrass the sh1t out of you on a real mtn sled...
I never said better I said capable in the right hands, it can be rode in the trees all day long with an axys? Where are you
Lost in the trees of SW Colorado...
Keep up all day in the trees huh? This is what happened to a kid less than half my age on a turbo cat that tried to "keep up all day". I had to rescue the big bad turbo several times. He was flat whooped by the end of the day.
The new lightweight two strokes can be ridden hard longer because they are a LOT less work.
I think you underestimate the capabilities of the new sled in experienced hands...
The new lightweight two strokes can be ridden hard longer because they are a LOT less work.
I think you underestimate the capabilities of the new sled in experienced hands...
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Slick
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Ill bet you pinks my cat will stomp your axis in deep tree technical riding
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Slick
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Well I think if you keep offering your pink slip to any boosted yammi guy if he can follow or best you in trees or wherever, it won't be long till you're walking home. the new vipers with some mods and a good rider are pretty impressive.
Want to impress? Bail off and come DOWN the mountain
That was one insane climb but so 15 years ago...
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Ill bet you pinks my cat will stomp your axis in deep tree technical riding
Is it stock? I'll take that challenge if it is. I have ridden the '16 and it aint no Axys...
Both guys I ride with are on new axys and they are great sleds probally the best mtn sleds stock, but for you to say I can't follow one on my viper is crazy no it's not stock( narrowed front end, boards and panels and a little more hp220) I would say when the snow is deep the axys has a hard time following the viper.
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snowmobiler
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funny not 1 video of a mountain axys spanking anything on the internet.maybe because it doesnt ever happen?.LOL
Uh huh, right up until that 650lb tank gets stuck... Heck the two guys I ride with on 2 stroke turbos struggle to follow the Axys, I am always waiting on them.
My experience with the sled this winter is that it takes at least 3 feet of bottomless powder to stop the Axys. Is that the day the Viper is going to shine? I bet it gets stuck just like the rest, and when it is stuck your friends go hide somewhere to avoid back injury LOL
CAN.... BUT BESIDES THAT IM REQUIRED TO KEEP IT STOCK IF YOUR SERIOUS LET ME KNOW WHEN?
SPING CONDITIONS HERE BUT WE DID GET A FOOT FRESH YESTERDAY..
PS... PLAN ON TREE DAMAGE HAHAHA AND MISSING LUGS THIS ISNT SLED AGHINST SLED THIS WILL BE SIMPLY... RIDER AGHINST RIDER JUST FYI
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3 ft plus is when the viper is really fun. Axys are nice sleds but most certainly not the as superior as your claiming.Uh huh, right up until that 650lb tank gets stuck... Heck the two guys I ride with on 2 stroke turbos struggle to follow the Axys, I am always waiting on them.
My experience with the sled this winter is that it takes at least 3 feet of bottomless powder to stop the Axys. Is that the day the Viper is going to shine? I bet it gets stuck just like the rest, and when it is stuck your friends go hide somewhere to avoid back injury LOL
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