motoxxx009
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hey i just got a new 08 700 and saw they still have a sway bar on there. Are people still taking them off so you can side hill easier? Or does it make a difference?
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shoppingcart111
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Removed mine on my 03 RMK, made a hugh difference, super easy to pull over in the mountains, makes for a little more tippy on the trails but well worth it in the deep stuff.
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motoxxx009
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ya i have taken mine off on all the others but wasent sure on this new one but does make a huge difference
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motoxxx009
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ya just messin around in the garage it already feels pretty easy so thats why i thought i would ask. Also on the rear suspension i set the torsion spring set to firm but still sags alot when its on the ground. Should i just tighten the shock spring some?
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If your sidehilling...take it off for sure....if your mainly riding trails...keep it on.
Huge difference in the mountains with it off.
Huge difference in the mountains with it off.
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Ride it first, the only way you'll know.
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Sure should, I have an 07 RMK and that was the first thing I did, even for riding trails or ditches it is fine with it off. If you really aren't sure about what riding you will do, it doesn't take that long to do in your sled prep for your day of riding, judge what you will mostly be doing, and take it off in the bottomless days and if you are out on trails hooker back up. Adn as for the rear shock, unless you have WE shocks, you will be stuck with what you got....
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motoxxx009
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ya i was just gonna ride it one time in some deep stuff and make it climb then decide now it just needs to snow!!
