T-Motion lock-out or not???

I just bought a nice clean low mile (1,250 miles) 2013 800R E-tech 154" XM with T-motion.
I have ridden this new-to-me sled just one time (Sunday, November 19th).

I've watched my son, my daughter-in-law and my granddaughter effortlessly ride their T-motion sleds.
I had ridden two of their sleds (w/ T-motion) the previous season, and I liked it. It's what lead me to this 2013 purchase.

However, now that I've been able to spend a full day on one, I noticed there are times when the T-motion makes my sled a bit squirrely for me (I am not a spring chicken.... I'm in my late 60s).

On that day, we made first tracks while going up a trail (fairly fresh and deep snow). The T-motion proved to keep me on my toes...... perhaps a bit more than what I'm comfortable with..... at least for now!

I have been reading a few articles and watching a few videos showing how the T-motion system can been locked out. Apparently this gives the rider the option to either use or lock out the T-motion action.

Have any of you done this to your T-Motion suspension?
What are your thoughts regarding doing this?
Do you know of any kit that works well?
What kit(s) should one avoid?

Thanks in advance,

Rick E.


Edit:
This is one man's method for creating a lock-out system.
Here's his video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kDanGk56uE&t=1s

141 views and no comments?

Anyone?????


Rick

Thanks to all of you. That gives me a few things to think about!

If you have any further suggestions, please post!

Rick