I thought you already had a doo???i think id take up cross country skiiing at that point.
I thought you already had a doo???i think id take up cross country skiiing at that point.
I have no intrest in selling kits, but the guy with me on sat wants to know my parts list. he was shocked. Sorry i dont kiss and tell.Sounds like you should sell clutch kits
Question is? How old are you? Im 53 and for me to ride hard all day and be getting unstuck a few times a day, lighter is better. U try getting a 65 na doo unstuck compared to a 65 na pol, its a very noticable differance, also tbos are more expensive to buy, plus more fuel and oil consumption, to me the gains of tbo vs na is a wash. I did consider buying a boost but i also know better than to buy a 1st yr sled. Now im having perma grin inside my helmut as i ride my little na stocker with all off heavy hitters.It seems crazy that guys are debating the NA vs the boost. I have ridden the NA and I would gladly take any extra power you would give me! Is it just the weight of the turbo isn't worth the extra ponies? A little bit of lag? Guys are so hung up on weight now a days its crazy. I blame Burandt
Fair enough, I am younger but no spring chicken. Two of the guys a ride with are both 53 and ride turbo yamis. I get that everyone has different wants but when you read through the forums it’s a lot of who can climb higher or who’s got more track speed, so I wonder lol I also love that you can buy a turbo mountain sled no matter what brand and I’m always looking at them all. Best sport in the world. When you say you hang with the heavy hitters I’m assuming you mean the turbo 850’s? Not the real heavy hitters lol sorry had to.Question is? How old are you? Im 53 and for me to ride hard all day and be getting unstuck a few times a day, lighter is better. U try getting a 65 na doo unstuck compared to a 65 na pol, its a very noticable differance, also tbos are more expensive to buy, plus more fuel and oil consumption, to me the gains of tbo vs na is a wash. I did consider buying a boost but i also know better than to buy a 1st yr sled. Now im having perma grin inside my helmut as i ride my little na stocker with all off heavy hitters.
I got my cake and eat it to
Im mostly a tree rider so it requires alot of energy and strength. I have neck and shoulder issues from a bad accident wen i was 22, so light and ease off ride works best for me, thus the reason for a 22 khoas 65 slashFair enough, I am younger but no spring chicken. Two of the guys a ride with are both 53 and ride turbo yamis. I get that everyone has different wants but when you read through the forums it’s a lot of who can climb higher or who’s got more track speed, so I wonder lol I also love that you can buy a turbo mountain sled no matter what brand and I’m always looking at them all. Best sport in the world. When you say you hang with the heavy hitters I’m assuming you mean the turbo 850’s? Not the real heavy hitters lol sorry had to.
I guess I don’t fit in the “a lot of riders” category. I also have neck and shoulder injuries from a motorcycle accident 30yrs ago. Not a chance I’m giving up my factory turbo. I’ve been waiting 25yrs for a factory 2S turbo!Im mostly a tree rider so it requires alot of energy and strength. I have neck and shoulder issues from a bad accident wen i was 22, so light and ease off ride works best for me, thus the reason for a 22 khoas 65 slash
Buruants first pod cast of 22 said his everyday rider is a na and alot of riders on a boost in 22 will b back on a na in 23...
Yes but your N/A Matryx is super clean running in the bottom becasue it is out of break in, and not the turbo. In addition the Boost Turbo has a new clutch that has not been proven yet. Even if it was clutched, there is less choices for components available to make it great.Mmm i find these comments intresting. Im in sicamoose, i ride a 22 65 khoas with my own clutch kit , my group has 2 65 doo turbos and 1 75 doo turbos and the only sled that gives me trouble is the 75 in certian condtions. If we are up against a steep slope with min run, ill out climb all 3 doos. My sled is a missile and i constantly get comments from the doo guys about my ground speed, my track speed is a honest 44/45 mph. Im not one bit impressed with the performance of the tbo doo, im roughly 55 ish pounds lighter and my hp to weight ratio at 6000 feet is as good if not better than the doo.
My riding partner is picking up his boost tmro a 55 , so we will get a chance to compare my 65 na too his 55 boost.
My partner also has a 22 65 pro that hes trading back in for his boost but was on the fence cause he loves his pro na so much.
Btw, my sled blows away his stocker with stock clutching in all ranges of power, over a 100 feet in one climb at blue lake in the trees.
Now i know u might think im just a key board warrior, but thats untrue, i ride 2/3 times a week with some very well respected riders, maxwell i guided the tumbler group last yr at queest when you were there.
Anyways intresting comments and we will come to our own conclusion of na vs boost this week.
Can we hold you to that promise ? Loli think id take up cross country skiiing at that point.
The Boost will crush a N/A on a drag race. did it many times. Are mountain sleds made for drag racing tho?Yes but your N/A Matryx is super clean running in the bottom becasue it is out of break in, and not the turbo. In addition the Boost Turbo has a new clutch that has not been proven yet. Even if it was clutched, there is less choices for components available to make it great.
I bet you would kill the above mentioned boost in a short race. The track talk is very interesting though as it is fully possible that the Series 8 track is folding under boost where the N/A is finding it great. I'm sure after a couple seasons the Boost will be tweaked to dominate. Time for a G5 to enter the race.
Then how do you explain it that we line up 5 sleds at 6000ft and drag race across a lake or up a steep cutblock and the outcome is 3 Polaris axys N/A are first and 2 Doo Turbos last? I know this is not the same as your test but reality in races we have done. Only when the race gets beyond about 80 kms/hr do the Doos catch up and then if the run is long enough they will pass. Now the 22's are even faster due to new computer and mag pickups so they rev way faster. My money is on the lighter faster N/A in shorter races.The Boost will crush a N/A on a drag race. did it many times. Are mountain sleds made for drag racing tho?
I agree , i know i can whip the doo tbos on bottom end, i havent raced a boost yet but thats comming pretty quick as my riding partner is picking up his boost 55 today.Then how do you explain it that we line up 5 sleds at 6000ft and drag race across a lake or up a steep cutblock and the outcome is 3 Polaris axys N/A are first and 2 Doo Turbos last? I know this is not the same as your test but reality in race wew have done. Only when the race gets beyond about 80 kms/hr do the Doos catch up and then if the run is long enough they will pass. Now the 22's are even faster due to new computer and mag pickups so they rev way faster. My money is on the lighter faster N/A in shorter races.
The NA is better than the turbo for tree riding.
The polaris BOOST will beat a N/A all day, not a turbo Doo. The turbo Doo's are dogs in drag racing. The Doo's need to be loaded to work correctly. Drag racing doesn't do that.Then how do you explain it that we line up 5 sleds at 6000ft and drag race across a lake or up a steep cutblock and the outcome is 3 Polaris axys N/A are first and 2 Doo Turbos last? I know this is not the same as your test but reality in races we have done. Only when the race gets beyond about 80 kms/hr do the Doos catch up and then if the run is long enough they will pass. Now the 22's are even faster due to new computer and mag pickups so they rev way faster. My money is on the lighter faster N/A in shorter races.
They were loaded up pretty good going up a 45 degree cutblock in fresh pow.The polaris BOOST will beat a N/A all day, not a turbo Doo. The turbo Doo's are dogs in drag racing. The Doo's need to be loaded to work correctly. Drag racing doesn't do that.