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| just wondering how you could ride that track on trails? I've heard that people have been turning their track around and having great luck with it! Anyone have any hints to help out a flat lander without having to replace the track?
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| | The Attack 20 track...that all 05's came with....is meant to be reversed according to snow conditions. The Challenger track...optional in 06 and standard in 07...is more versatile and turning it around isn't needed. |
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| I was riding an M7 today with the track flipped around. It's VERY efficient, but it also causes a little bit of a roost problem. If you get on the gas in deep snow you get a good 200 foot roost. As far as I'm concerned, the M7 is perfect for trail riding and boondocking.
Cody |
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