dont ask me, he's a doo guy,,,,,,i troll the whole site bud,no brand loyalty here,,,, u still upset about the lil gaffer comment? is it that time of the month? craving chocolate? lol,,,,seeeeensitive. Lemme ask would u have got all up tight if i had a doo,? Breath
huh????? lol. Try again.
ahhh the lil gaffers all worked up,,,,he's even using acronymssaaayyyyyyy what??? like OMG I feel soooooo bad.....it all makes sense now, LOL.... Sorry PUA I didn't realize I had to type in terms you would understand better, but its okay cuz I I am used to KJ's like yourself who post mindless crap which is not beneficial in any way to the discussion. If indirect communication is better for you as social interaction is likely akward for someone like yourself I am sure we can live with that. Maybe you should come with a disclaimer.
peace.
u need to read up, never once bashed doo (besides the unibrow), i just bash the oh so godly owners who can dish but can't take and seem to get their panties all knotted up when someone else gives it back,,,
im not sure what this has to do with anything, i could give a $hit what the guys i ride with have,,ill be riding with a couple xp's tomorro. Brian runs a new cat, should count.
got my last comment to throw in here, just so i have the last wordI still don't understand the gaffer comment? Growing up working on fishing boats all the old guys were called gaffers? Are you reffering to my upbringing? Should I feel honored that you would take such an interest? Sorry I don't take compliments well, or fully support a guy hitting on a guy, but if thats what you prefer, each to their own. Being that your name is simply an acronym I can't fully appreciate your sense of humor. Enjoy playing your COD, or whatever it is you do when you aren't trolling around here. One thing you deffinetly have to value is nothing would actually get me worked up on a forum. I look forward to non sense every day, infact I am paid to do so.
Oh yes you will need to get the last comment in, please do, I am sure it will be oh so original. While your at it, you have a great link to the 2013 Doo's on youtube somewhere, Can you link that here? I can't find it. super, thanks.
got my last comment to throw in here, just so i have the last word
got to ride the 2013 xm all day today in a good 2ft (in the trees id guess) of heavy heavy pow up the coquihala.
they've got a real good sled that they're putting out,,,took me an hour or so to really get a feel for it as all I've ever owned are mseries sleds and probably have a total of 5 minutes on the xp chassis before today. With that being said it is a relatively easy sled to put in all sorts of tight sticky spots and do it comfortably with confidence, although i did get stuck a few times while learning the characteristics.
my take on the goods of the xm are the power- etechs smooth, i liked the 36'' width- made it that much easier to squeeze thru the tight trees, hand warmers (on the sled that had them working) were cooking and had a variable setting and the switches were off the bars by the dash area which is a good idea, and the sled seemed to handle all types of boondocking quite comfortably with unlimited traction/climbing/trenching without getting stuck, it was quite surprising at times but that could have been helped along by the heavy wet snow. The thing that i probably liked the most was the running boards, didn't really have to kick them out at all all day, even with that concrete snow, any other sled u woulda been getting a workout just trying to keep em clear to get some traction.
My bad points, which it doesn't have many would have to be that oogly yellow but thats cosmetic. Tried the goggle warmer and it'd have to be modded up with some venting on the underside for it to really work because well it didn't really work. The handling on the trail was decent at best, some serious inside ski lift, but again nothin too major as its a mountain not trail sled. Lastly not really bad point, more of a get used to the handling characteristics point, but i noticed when having to ch!t hook in a tight spot while wrong foot forward it was sometimes difficult to straighten out, the sled would sometimes wanna keep turning (tmotion & track?) but I'm pretty sure with more miles on it you'd master that aspect of the handling,,, i actually think you may be able to ride both feet on their respective boards more often on this sled then with the WFF.
thats my take for a first time ride on a doo, thx dub,craig rtr, wilson and brp, they had a good day set up for us,,,,next I've got a pro climb demo lined up this coming week and then on to a pro for an evaluation across the board.
