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You be the judge .

Maybe one more ski!

So what gives, is this your design? Is this a Pro chassis or Pro panels added to a Sno Hawk? How does it do?
 
This guy is truly talented , he calls it the Phoenix , this one like the Snow Hawk is also built from the ground up but this one was designed for the mountains not the arena cross .

You have to look past the cosmetics to see the potential .

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It's Purpose built for the mountains and deep snow ??? But the exhaust comes out the front ??

Why not start with a Hyabusa (sp?). That front suspension is not going to work ..

Think of a ATC90 in the snow .. all show no go (mostly push)
 
HOLY SEAT!!! that thing is huge.



- I like the ingenuity and definitely appreciate the work that is in it.
 
It's a 163 x 15 and the dry weight is some where around 426 , No titanium or carbon was used to keep it practical and neither was reliability , for example the tunnel thickness is 3/16 and there is room for shaving weight in multiple areas since this was the first gen .

The seat has a built in storage and the cosmetics is just that cosmetics . The front end has the potential of converting a two ski to a one .
 
Well it's got a ways to go but I applaud the designer for his ingenuity.
Think of the first OE to do IFS. It wasn't great, it was barely better then leafs if at all but where would we be today if no one thought out of the box. Same for sno Hawks. Never wanted one, but they opened up the market to one skis which evolved to what Timbersledis making now which is pretty d@nmn sweet.
 
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