Anyone ridden one of these yet? What is your take on it vs say the riot 3 pro?
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Snowiest November on record here.Finally have some snow that's sticking here in se Idaho, but there's not much of it yet. El-ninõ needs to do its thing like it did in 1997 here....
Ok give up your secret location so everyone within a days drive can ambush your riding area.Snowiest November on record here.
Anyone within a day's drive of me likely has more snow than we do in town.Ok give up your secret location so everyone within a days drive can ambush your riding area.
How's that work? Do you not have to stiffen up the forks with this kit?no sending in front forks for spring and valving.
That's going to be real tough to convince anyone to try. I've had stock forks on my riot for years but no one will ever believe it can work.Forks on your bike with a MT kit stay stock
MT sure isn't advertising or claiming that.I have no experience with the kit yet, will have as soon as enough snow. But guys I know run the kit last year said they had to return the front forks to stock as they were way too stiff when they added the MT kit.
I'm 6'3" and 240 before gear. The MT I rode last year did indeed have stock forks and it rode excellent. I took it down some whooped out trail and jumped it a few times with no bottoming. My ARO 3 on the other hand would beat me to death on whooped roads. I'm going stock forks on my current build with my MT kit.That's going to be real tough to convince anyone to try. I've had stock forks on my riot for years but no one will ever believe it can work.
Not sure where it is advertised, but it is, can’t remember. Might be last year during the release or from the dealer. But that’s how they are being set up.MT sure isn't advertising or claiming that.
I've bottomed my stock front shocks on a trail with my aro. Let alone a small hop off a ledge.