The feedback in the bars when sidehilling slow is a common complaint, its something I do not like about my G5. Will the new ski design help with that? I was hoping to see a new spindle design released.
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Those are 40’s on the freeride. It’s how low the reservoir hung off the shock that’s the issue.
The pro 40s that Enzo uses fits a 34” but the reservoir is mounted differently.
This I was actually wondering about this. The 34” front end will not work on the freeride so what’s different on the expert.
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I am curious what the holdup is for the cat and the doo buddy tracking is, CRTC maybe? Cost on the manufacture end for a encrypted radio license just for mountain guys?
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The flange surface where the driver fits on the shaft is thicker/wider on either side to give more surface area.
The profile of the tooth is taller and wider apparently, so the track can be run looser, but there is not a difference shown in the pics that I can see.
Could be a much cheaper...
It definitely is,
Then when the new engine comes out in 2026 it will be back to two again like before when the turbo R was released.
You should edit this before someone makes a meme about what you just said!
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From what I understand the back of the ski is trimmed narrower to provide less feedback on the bars when sidehilling. I seen it in the snowest vid.
Full details will be released on the 22nd
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Confirmed, nothing on the order book for one.
The P/N for the embedded map module for the big gauge if any one wondering is 860202727.
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New skis, drivers, rack steering on the freeride, expert get front piggybacks. Embedded maps on the big gauge. The blue on the expert looks cool.
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