More the power than the track, G5 has the edge on power and speed if that is what you want.
No comparison in that department.
Handling is another story.
9R is the funnest sled I’ve ever ridden and is also the most precise and predictable. At 66 years old I prefer NA even though there is no doubt when super deep and steep the Doo Turbo has a huge advantage.
It is rewarding when an old man occasionally gets his 9R where it’s a struggle for my doo...
12 years on poos and never fouled or changed a plug. Always non eth premium.
1250 miles between our two 9R’s and no plug issues….yet😁
Also, the p22’s are still intact😂
I agree, we can go to his utube channel to watch the current vid. This is a good place for conversation about all things Muskoka including sled issues.
A bunch of harsh comments for someone asking a question. We regularly camp out when we are out of town AND contribute to the local community. We do this as it is much less hectic for us than back and forth to a hotel room. We buy gas, groceries and eat out occasionally and pay for the daily...
I was watching Matt riding his shirt track under powered 9R the other day sitting up high on the mountain watching some Gen 5’s flailing while trying to get up to him…and a couple poo boosts too😂😂
I sat up on top of one of a favorite mnt zone the other days getting lonely waiting for my two...
I’m running cycles and sleds clutching (Logan Utah) riding 4,500-9,000 feet. Clutching is so good. Their clutching takes a pound of rotating mass out of the clutch. Primary spring, custom weights, secondary spring and diff helix and other.
About 400 miles on this set up, huge improvement over...
Yep and hundreds of guys that are far less skilled than JERRY are on these new turbo sleds. We are seeing guys who just started riding on Gen 5’s, they are novices and a wreck waiting to happen.