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Now let me ride a new M8 and that may change?:face-icon-small-ton
Yeah, I'm afraid so.
LOL, I also have the m7 after getting to ride my hubbies 10' m8 I have to say almost as light and nimble as the m7 and a heck of a lot more power. Having to big bore the m7 to be able to keep up this next season.
The m7's are fun, I really like mine. Though I do think they have downfalls... it seems like if you are a lighter weight rider you will like the m7. My 200lb husband wasn't impressed by the power at all when we got mine, said it was fun to ride but he needed more out of the engine if he was going to ride it often.
The stupid bogging issue which some have, a thousand reasons why and trying to figure out which is the reason on your sled is a pain. Never did figure out why mine did for a month last season, just went away...
The suspension really isn't good, coming off the xp it will probably feel awful on the trails.
Clutching, I really thought the stock sucked. Put a rkt secondary on and it shifts a lot nicer now.
No reverse, yeah you don't have to have it, but it sure can be handy at times.
I'm sure there are few more things I'm forgetting but just thought I would add to the discussion. :face-icon-small-hap