Rhodesie
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pretty kool that she digs sledding. good for her.lol. She needs to learn how they work first. These new sleds are out of my price range.
pretty kool that she digs sledding. good for her.lol. She needs to learn how they work first. These new sleds are out of my price range.
Thanks , I appreciate you posting this...but I’m not planning anything till this spring/summer/fall.A friend of mine is selling his and his wife's sleds. She is on an M6000 Alpha, not sure what he wants for it or if it has sold yet, but can find out. PM me if you need some info and i will get a hold of him.
it’s the mid size axys pro taper bar parallel to
the post. It’s easy to flip over, but compared to a new cat or xm there’s no comparison. They are definitely easier.
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That’s what I figured. Most of those sleds came with the mid height bars. Unless she is 6’ tall, I would suggest the low pro taper bars. The lower bars will make on edge work much easier. And as others have said it may take some tweaking on the suspension.
I have never found a Doo tippy but I’ve rode Polaris for so long now that I just can’t figure them out when I ride them. I look like I’ve never rode a sled before. The steering location and counter steer just mess me up. To each their own.
Yup I'd do 4 anytime you're ready.
Get in line.....lol
Would go 151 then probably. Think to much for a 14 year old girl? Lol.
Man you could easily fit a 3” track in these things. Lots of room around the drive shaft.