trench
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Only problem with that idea is they don't all hold the same amount of fuel, better to weigh them with all fluids full, but empty gas tanks.
Yes but we don't ride with empty tanks we ride full ready to go ! I weigh all sleds the same! My rt 1000 was 640 full but rarely got beat so weight may not be as important as one thinks? Only plays the operator out quicker. I just like to know where I stand in terms of weight.Only problem with that idea is they don't all hold the same amount of fuel, better to weigh them with all fluids full, but empty gas tanks.
Well we weighed pro 163 full and it came in at 518 full!Thats light my xm stock was 552 and 540 with jaws can!
I think so but that was dry weight. Again nobody drives empty.Thats 34 lbs. Getting closer. Didn't someone say that the Pro's were 50 lbs lighter in earlier posts?
I think so but that was dry weight. Again nobody drives empty.
Really does it matter? I'm 25 lbs over weight. Sometimes I add 5 lbs of food a water to the weight total to transfer to my gut for safe storage on the hill. Its a good sled and so are others. Lets ride.
No it doesn't... not if you don't care (and there is no reason you should). It's just that this thread was started from that exact question... so I guess it does... here.
So did you get your answer then? Lots of XM's about now but I haven't seen any numbers.
I had to look up your 4:20 reference. Not sure what you are referring to but what i've seen from those who have weighed polaris is that they are pretty close to claim. I could be confused, but rarely am.
Ya, I got the number. Want me to ask that this thread be closed now? Perhaps you can look around on a thread other than this and see the numbers posted for BRP>
This thread wasn't created with intention to start an argument. Go back and read it.
Quit taking everything to heart. It's an INTERNET forum.