Timber sled Rear suspension for a REV

Air-Doo · Dec 8, 2007

Has any one used the mountain tamer rev suspension??? Just wondering as i was on there website and it looses 17.5 lbs off an xrs. So im wondering is any one has one on any rev to see if it changed the ride alot or if it is mostly for wieght savings. Any info will be apreciated

Polarisrocks · Dec 8, 2007

well I have ridden the tammer suspension and think it works great. What a difference, it makes on the trails and it really controlled the wheelie factor. five stars in my book

Jim

byeatts · Dec 8, 2007

I have the timbersled on the XRS 156. Have not had it out yet however it works totally differant than stock.Very plush and transfers easily. It did lose 17 LBS. Best thing is its soo clean .Nothing for snow to build up on. Another weight savings,As much as 30 lbs of ice!

revrider · Dec 9, 2007

Air-Doo said:
Has any one used the mountain tamer rev suspension??? Just wondering as i was on there website and it looses 17.5 lbs off an xrs. So im wondering is any one has one on any rev to see if it changed the ride alot or if it is mostly for wieght savings. Any info will be apreciated

I want to know as well. It looks pretty sweet.

Air-Doo · Dec 9, 2007

it looks like a nice set up, but is it worth the 1400ish for it. I know for weight savings it is, but is it worth it for the ride. I weigh about 220 so im just lookin for the air ride shocks as i can bump them up to what ever im riding and my weight. thanks for the advice.

Polarisrocks · Dec 9, 2007

I rode mine most of the day and then traded with my buddy and i couldnt believe the difference, I thought the hole time I was riding his, how did i put up with this for the last 6 years. I always new there was better, just didnt want to go m10 because of the weight. I had to add some air and add more air to get the suspension to land with out bottuming out on the back side of the mogals. I am 300 wet and was told by allen that the shock was only valved for 220 lbs rider and adding air in my case is only a bandaid. So he is going to revalve it for me for free. I think anyone thats going to take care of business/customers says something about his product. No excuses, just send it in and I will make it work for ya.. Just my thoughts..

Air-Doo · Dec 9, 2007

good to know, maybe if i sell my old sled i will upgrade the old xrs and have it valved for a 250 rider just in case i gain weight, but i hope i loose more, but with christams here u never know.

Nate · Dec 9, 2007

Was a guy on here not too long ago who had an RT that had the Mountain Addiction susp. broke his tunnel

The Mtn Addiction setup with a set of floats would be nice, really nice. BUT, your going to have as much wrapped up in that as you would in an M10 suspension.

Mtn. Tamer is the best of both worlds id think, cheaper, lighter, and effective.

Mtn. Addiction is pricey, reminds me of the Elkholm stuff, and i have yet to see one on the snow

Supplicate · Dec 9, 2007

Fabcraft makes a good suspension, just wish they had an option to run coilover shocks.

Air-Doo · Dec 15, 2007

Well i guess i just have to bite the bullet and buy it in the new year. for 1500 it aint that bad with the fox float air shocks. Ill give it a try and then ill do a write up on it.

Search

Timber sled Rear suspension for a REV

Air-Doo

Free Member

Polarisrocks

Well-known member

byeatts

Well-known member

revrider

Member

Air-Doo

Free Member

Polarisrocks

Well-known member

Air-Doo

Free Member

Nate

Well-known member

Supplicate

ACCOUNT CLOSED

Air-Doo

Free Member

Similar threads