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I know many of you ladies are riding the base RMK's and the Pro's and I'd really like your suggestions on how to best setup the suspension for a woman. I'm a big guy and what feels right to me is probably not for her.
My wife has a 2012 RMK 600 and is starting to get off the trail more and more. She has very little experience in different suspension set ups and tends to just ride it how it is.
The stock set up seems stiff and doesn't turn well in the soft snow. Also, sidehilling is more difficult that my Cat 800.
I prefer a stiffer suspension and don't mind the extra effort it takes to maneuver.
She is 5'11" and about 160 with all her gear on. The sway bar is connected at this time and the skis are set wide.
Should I move the skis in? Sway bar out? Any suggestions on spring settings? Limiter straps etc....
Her riding is currently about 50/50 trails and boondocking. I could try different things but if you guys have a good place to start, it would save lots of time and frustration.
Thanks
AJ
My wife has a 2012 RMK 600 and is starting to get off the trail more and more. She has very little experience in different suspension set ups and tends to just ride it how it is.
The stock set up seems stiff and doesn't turn well in the soft snow. Also, sidehilling is more difficult that my Cat 800.
I prefer a stiffer suspension and don't mind the extra effort it takes to maneuver.
She is 5'11" and about 160 with all her gear on. The sway bar is connected at this time and the skis are set wide.
Should I move the skis in? Sway bar out? Any suggestions on spring settings? Limiter straps etc....
Her riding is currently about 50/50 trails and boondocking. I could try different things but if you guys have a good place to start, it would save lots of time and frustration.
Thanks
AJ
