Switchback Assault?

edgexcsp · Mar 16, 2015

westhawk39 said:
One thing that's nice is he SBA front end lifts easier. I don't ride around doing wheelies all day but when in marshy areas with stumps it's nice to keep the front end high and it's tougher on the RMK

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This is huge for us east coast guys. Lots of flat land boondocking for me and there is constantly something (trees, rocks, stumps, creeks) that I need to "pop" the front end over. It also very handy and fun on the trail to launch over certian bumps. The more I read about the lack of transfer in the RMK skid the more I know it won't work for me.

Gotmud · Mar 17, 2015

I have both. I can pop the skis over anything with either sled, but the Switchback does it effortlessly and instantly. I can stand my Switchback up so far I have to let out or it'll flip over, only done that on my RMK with hero snow. 80% of my riding is in the UP of Michigan which is where I ride my Switchback.

westhawk39 · Mar 18, 2015

Would love to switch something around and have my RMK have transfer for riding at home where I don't need the skid to float so much.

Anybody tried moving the front skid bolt to the bottom hole?

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tuneman · Mar 18, 2015

westhawk39 said:
Would love to switch something around and have my RMK have transfer for riding at home where I don't need the skid to float so much.

Anybody tried moving the front skid bolt to the bottom hole?

No can do, unless you get Assault rails. You'll stab the track. Crank down on your front track shock spring.

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