LUCKY 7
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ouch... warranty???
That one must have hurtSeen that on the Facebook this morning, they are saying a hard hit with a rock.
Seen that on the Facebook this morning, they are saying a hard hit with a rock.
there are 2 kinds of sleds in the mountains CATS and dogs
Or snowmobilers and Ski-Dooer's.And two types of riders as well, snowmobile owners and snowmobilers.
there are 2 kinds of sleds in the mountains CATS and dogs
Wonder how hard they are hitting rocks.
I came off the sled sideways way harder than when I crushed my 850 bulkhead and nothing.
Hit a rock head on and over the bars and nothing.
Hit a tree stump and over the bars sideways....Nothing.
Pounded the sled down Renshaw whooped out at up to 100kph and nothing.
I am not being kind at all to my first cat and it is flawlessly withstanding the beating.
Me thinks some one not telling the truth on how hard the impacts have been..........
ouch... warranty???
I agree on the first one but the ones I just posted look like stress cracks.I have always said if you hit something hard enough or something Mother Nature put on the planet a million years ago things will bend or break. Today’s new sleds have amazing suspensions and cushion a lot of hits that happen at low or high speed. Mountain sleds are built for powder not hitting things. People just need to understand that instead of blaming the manufacturer for all their self inflicted problems.
I talked to the byes at carbon sled a while back and they were thinking of making a carbon fiber rail, maybe if this turns into a big problem they will.Ya lots are breaking or cracking.... there is 10 now from what I’ve read on FB pages. Well I shall try to break mine I guess.
Yeah could just be a weak point I guess. Lots of material there though.I agree on the first one but the ones I just posted look like stress cracks.