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Hate to say but AD's solution seems a little less built than the 2-moto. I wonder how they compare.
i tried to understand the french, i can understand a bit. but i was lost when they were looking at the wave cut.
the biggest difference i see is that the 2moto has a seperate shock in the front, equalling two shocks in the rear. one for the front one for the back. the explorer only utilizes the bikes one shock.
how are the explorers selling? any factory numbers? how many were produced?
tcsbike, i think i spoke to you on thumpertalk. you bought ur snowhawk at the village bike shop in derby right? that's right where i live, ur snowhawk (before it was yours) was the first one i had ever seen
My opinion is merely a first glance impressions.... I guess this opinion was formed seeing how the track is driven.. Now looking further I see they use the existing swing arm and tie and unsuspended track to it. 2moto deletes the swing arm and bolts on a total unit.. To me it looks a lot more expensive to do it the way 2moto did it. How they work is a whole different story...
I would love to try them side by side, I have almost 20 friends that would not have a problem dropping some cash to ride all winter..Problem is trail access.
Hey what was the guy pointing at in the video, it looks like a channel cut into the side plates of the track.. Passive suspension perhaps? Not suer I dont know French.
You will have to ask the 2 moto guys that question.
The one I tested had no cracks in it.
I am only saying that welds can break. Saying that, bolts can break as well.
This is why I do not like to post on forums. I only like facts, not rumours or thoughts.
I now have one of the explorer kits, just need some snow now...
Only complaint on the explorer is that with the way the chain is routed, there is an offset between the sprockets on the kit and the sprocket on the bike. For my WR400, it's about 7mm. Other than that it seems to be well built. I'll find out in a couple months just how well it works.
This "hawk" forum should give up its exclusive billing and become the "oneski" forum. Then one skiers of every stripe can gather under the same tree and gossip properly(dragon'z vs rev'z vs M/F8'z). This being sensitive and politically correct with the off-brand is a joke. We are all oneskiers with extensive experience and the knowledge to back up opinions. "I'll reserve my opinion" so there are no hurt butts (feelings) is like youth soccer where everybody gets to be a winner when there is a 0-0 tie game... gag upon the feelgooders!! Of course i mean no offense ;) [/QUOTE said:Well said , I couldnt agree more.. We are drawn to these 1ski machines due to our taste for not fallowing the crowd. And most likely a sense of adventure and a love for things on 2 wheels..at least thats my feelings.. Man I cant wait for some good snow!!!