1100 inquiry

2010Catman · Nov 27, 2013

Looking to go T 4stroke how does the 1100 respond with a 170lb rider? I'm the youngest guy in my riding group currently ride a 2010 800 and have been wanting to go to the new tech sleds. Got to demo ride an T xf high country ltd and really enjoyed the 4stroke. I ride 6k-10k boondocking and chute climbing. I'm a 6'4" 160 wet is the 1100 flickable and responsive in the trees side hills and deep pow climbs?

RACINSTATION · Nov 27, 2013

Looks like you need to gain 10 pounds and then Ill tell ya:face-icon-small-ton

izzni · Nov 27, 2013

I weigh 160 and don't have too many problems. The sled isn't as maneuverable as a 600 RMK, so maybe I am too light.. Sure does go like hell.

10003514 · Nov 27, 2013

I'm 160lbs these sleds do fine in the trees just need to ride aggressive and yes they do take more effort compared to an M8 but totally worth it. I would say an average rider would find the M1100t a bit hard in the trees.

Sage Crusher · Nov 28, 2013

2010Catman said:
Looking to go T 4stroke how does the 1100 respond with a 170lb rider? I'm the youngest guy in my riding group currently ride a 2010 800 and have been wanting to go to the new tech sleds. Got to demo ride an T xf high country ltd and really enjoyed the 4stroke. I ride 6k-10k boondocking and chute climbing. I'm a 6'4" 160 wet is the 1100 flickable and responsive in the trees side hills and deep pow climbs?

Your young age will make up for the weight- :face-icon-small-coo
Us 220lb guys don't have problems tossing the T1100 around -it just get ya a bit wore out by the end of the day- ( ya we are a bit older too by over 24 years LOL)..
But hey- being 24- ... shoot you will have a blast- The mighty 1100 will try to drive you- ya just got to let the sled know who is in charge!!

S/C

10003514 · Nov 28, 2013

The mighty 1100 will try to drive you- ya just got to let the sled know who is in charge!!

S/C[/QUOTE]

That's a great way of putting it, can't let the M1100T ride you.

bgraff1 · Nov 28, 2013

im 165 without gear on and ive ridden my buddies 162 Super Shute running upwards of 300 hp and i find it a blast. i ride a m8 proclimb and i dont feel much of a difference. not as easy in the trees but the power makes up for it. once your used to it its awesome. before i rode one i assumed it was a point and shoot sled, well now ive changed my mind

JustBoostIt · Nov 28, 2013

Shedding 60lbs and having a belt drive doesnt hurt things either lol.

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