assault 800
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2017 assault switchback 144 will the 17 assault have good weight tranfer, im sure it wont tranfer like the rush which was a blast to wheelie, but should be much better then the earlyer assaults, what is everyone thinkin
assault tranfer
- Thread starter assault 800
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- Sunny Manitoba
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- Canada
- Years Snowmobiling
- 50+
- Snowmobile
- 2020 IndyXC 850
All that I could try mine on was 8-10 inches of powder and it transferred really well with the 1 3/8 Cobra. I'm sure that hard pack will be a different story. Either I'll have to get my fat ass more forward over the handlebars or crank up the rear springs.
assault 800
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damn that sounds good bigfuse. love to have them ski,s off the ground 4,5 inch,s an carrie them up to 60,70 miles per hour on some hardpack. kickin ur buddy,s ass. i just hope the new assaults all go like the 1 that lenn made the video with.an that sled wasn,t even broken in yet
Dat'Speed
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- 33
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- Central and south eastern Ontario.
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- Canada
- Years Snowmobiling
- 5 years, and 9 years on a bike, with 5 seasons of racing.
- Snowmobile
- 12 Switchback 800 Pro R, 17 Switchback 800 Pro X
Do u really feel it transfers better than ur pro x? I'm surprised to hear that
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Lenn Johnson
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I was very impressed with the weight transfer in the limited amount I rode mine. When I raced up the mountain last spring, I noticed that the demo Assault I was riding was a little on the stiff side and didn't weight transfer as well as my snowchecked unit does. But I wasn't able to adjust anything either. It came from behind to beat the Doo 850.