What weights to run 9k to 10k elevation

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• Dec 12, 2012

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2012 Proclimb Stock.
It's got a yellow/white spring in the primary
looks like a black spring in the secondary.

There are currently 70 (part number 671/70) gram weights in the primary. That sounds way too heavy to me. Please let me know what I need to run. I can't believe there isn't a clutching chart in the manual / on the sled. Or is there and I'm not seeing it?

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GlennRMK

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• Dec 13, 2012

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70s are close

But 67s or 68s would probably be best for deep snow and 10k

I highly recommend the MDS weights. They work great!

 

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67g and yel/green primary spring. That's the elev I ride. Yel/green pulls way harder.

 

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jonny ringo

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MDS

I 2nd the recommendation to go with MDS weights, and definitely go with the black polaris primary spring for great low rpm engagement.

GlennRMK said:

70s are close

But 67s or 68s would probably be best for deep snow and 10k

I highly recommend the MDS weights. They work great!

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