Sled for the boy

[himark1]

My son loves riding, he's 9 years old now and cant get enough, his 91 bravo just isnt cutting it.i took him to valemount last spring to Allan creek now hes hooked. I have a 121 2" that i could cut down the lugs, find a suspension but finding 252 drivers to fit the square shaft is next to imposible! or should i just look for a phazer with a long track and go from there?

 

[GYMBRAT]

My son loves riding, he's 9 years old now and cant get enough, his 91 bravo just isnt cutting it.i took him to valemount last spring to Allan creek now hes hooked. I have a 121 2" that i could cut down the lugs, find a suspension but finding 252 drivers to fit the square shaft is next to imposible! or should i just look for a phazer with a long track and go from there?[/QUOTE]

this................would be great for a nine yr old and pretty sure he'd luv it

 

[J-Roc]

A phazer or 550 summit would get my vote.... I'll buy your bravo if you'd like to sell. Pm me if you're interested

 

[GYMBRAT]

A phazer or 550 summit would get my vote.... I'll buy your bravo if you'd like to sell. Pm me if you're interested

The Bravo would never clime Misery though!

 

[J-Roc]

The Bravo would never clime Misery though!

I've got three of em....

Game on. Haha Haha

 

[GYMBRAT]

I've got three of em....

Game on. Haha Haha

LOL!!!!!! During ski hrs?

The Bravos are bullet proof to be honest I agree.

 

[J-Roc]

LOL!!!!!! During ski hrs?

The Bravos are bullet proof to be honest I agree.

The phazers are just like that really.

 

[himark1]

Thanks that's what I was thinking, just thinking, it would be cool to mod the bravo with a different skid and longer track anyone done this?

 

[M-A-P]

I have one for sale

 

[Trukker]

My son is 12 and on the smaller size .....I got him a 91 Phazer II and the guy before me put on a 136 1 3/4 off a Polaris dropped and rolled. Re did the top end and front end bushings and it's go anywhere sled for a smaller rider.

 

[CamoKVF700]

IMO, it's all about throttle control. If your son has it, then what's wrong with a bigger sled? That being said, the terrain to be ridden needs to be taken into account for. My son has always ridden quads, bikes etc that made people freak out a bit. Of course, I draw the line on the heavy quads where the terrain is questionable. For the flats and good trails, he rides a Kawie V-Force. Mine is 12. I also just bought him an AC Speedwerx 800. He's 4'11" and around 95 lbs now. So he's not very big. But, the kid can ride!