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Still way better than trudging through deep snow on foot! I'd boondock it!
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This guy sells fixes and apparently has parts, it likely would be good for the above mentioned . But I don't see me buying one when a 97 or 98 summit in good shape is worth around 2500
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Ha I bought one of these a few months ago for the kids, it's actually not a bad little sled for the money. Realistic speed is about 35-40 kph down hill with the wind...
My wife and I ride on the back while the kids operate it by themselves. Not enough power to hurt anyone but it gets around
My wife and I ride on the back while the kids operate it by themselves. Not enough power to hurt anyone but it gets around
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So it looks like a great alternative to buying an old Elan or Bravo for the kids and it is even a 4 stroke. Must be a way to mod this thing out
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about time someone took advantage of the now non existent bravo, z370, and 300 freestyle market. there's a huge gap in the market between 120's and the next sized sled.
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I looked at buying an older 2 stroke instead but i just didn't want to deal with the headaches. This machine is what it is, a chinese 200cc lawnmower engine but after you tighten everything up, change the oil to a good 4 stroke oil(I changed it before I even started it and then again within the first hour, just for peace of mind...), pin down a few rattles here and there (the engine has a bit of vibration...go figure) it is a perfect sled for the kids. The front shocks are so stiff I can barely compress them and I weigh about 220, so I went to gateway powersports and got a pair of "aftermarket shocks" (you can order them from aliexpress.com if you want to wait 40 business days) which are quite a bit softer and more adjustable. I bought it in the crate from atv edmonton so when i put it together I made sure everything had blue locktight.
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An old cheetah is he way to go you can find good running old iron for $500 ish there perfect for kids and stupid fun around the house for us big kids
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