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Just now, Carlos Danger said:

Yea but the trails are so tight and technical that speed really doesn't matter. the only time I feel shorted is on the road as mine tops out around 40 and everyone else can do 50.

My new  R does well over 100. My X3 tops out at 89 stock , but with my tune I can get another 13 to 15 mph out of it. I dont push it to high speeds much unless I'm running without a belt cover.

all three were on fumes when we got back i was 1 bar below half lol

11 hours ago, Carlos Danger said:

Yea but the trails are so tight and technical that speed really doesn't matter. the only time I feel shorted is on the road as mine tops out around 40 and everyone else can do 50.

50 is idling for many SXS's.

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1 hour ago, XCR1250 said:

50 is idling for many SXS's.

NH’s speed limit is really low for sxs 35mph I believe so I guess most are doing a lot of idling.

14 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

NH’s speed limit is really low for sxs 35mph I believe so I guess most are doing a lot of idling.

35, wow, not really worth having then..it's true we rarely go over 40-50 but if we want to our two XP 1000 ATV's and our XP 1000 RZR will go much faster.

Is there a snowmobile speed limit too?

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7 minutes ago, XCR1250 said:

35, wow, not really worth having then..it's true we rarely go over 40-50 but if we want to our two XP 1000 ATV's and out XP 1000 RZR will go much faster.

Is there a snowmobile speed limit too?

Up north it’s probably ridiculously slow but most anything below the notches is more than fast enough. Yes 45 for sleds and same deal fine south slow up north. 

1 minute ago, 800renegaderider said:

Up north it’s probably ridiculously slow but most anything below the notches is more than fast enough. Yes 45 for sleds and same deal fine south slow up north. 

Huh? "same deal fine south slow up north"

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9 minutes ago, XCR1250 said:

Huh? "same deal fine south slow up north"

Ya 45 speed limit for sleds same as 35 ohrv limit….plenty fast most of southern nh but pretty slow for most of northern NH.

speed limits in NH are ridiculous.  i have put maybe 500 miles on a sled in NH the last 10 years as i've rode almost exclusively maine.   

Waiting for some repair parts from walker evans to redo all my shocks.  2k into new bodies and rods for the rebuild,  SMH so much for a cheap summer 

59 minutes ago, XCR1250 said:

35, wow, not really worth having then..it's true we rarely go over 40-50 but if we want to our two XP 1000 ATV's and our XP 1000 RZR will go much faster.

Is there a snowmobile speed limit too?

It is a different kind of riding for sure. Some very technical trails filled with danger. When you are in the valleys the trails are a mix of dirt roads and fairly flat trails. The challenge comes when you have to move from one valley to the next the trails get steep and littered with boulders. If I lived out in the dunes or the mid west I would own something else. But for upper NH and around my house a 60 inch machine with a short wheel base is the way to go.

I don't care how much suspension you have you are not going 100 mph down NH trails.

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12 minutes ago, Angry ginger said:

speed limits in NH are ridiculous.  i have put maybe 500 miles on a sled in NH the last 10 years as i've rode almost exclusively maine.   

Waiting for some repair parts from walker evans to redo all my shocks.  2k into new bodies and rods for the rebuild,  SMH so much for a cheap summer 

Next time just send them to Shock Therapy. Lately I've just left my machine there and it's finished within the week. I know that's not an option for you, but they are top notch in the shock game, amongst other things.

1 minute ago, Carlos Danger said:

I don't care how much suspension you have you are not going 100 mph down NH trails.

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40-50 smooths those rocks right out.   Also why i need a complete suspension rebuild.    we ride a lot of area like that along the maine NH border over to Oxford/Rumford/Andover areas.    When i want my speed blasts i ride out of Millinocket area or Pittsfield.

 

4 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Next time just send them to Shock Therapy. Lately I've just left my machine there and it's finished within the week. I know that's not an option for you, but they are top notch in the shock game, amongst other things.

i have shock therapy springs.    i have a local guy who rebuild fox and walker evans.  getting 2 shock bodies,  3 rods and a couple eyelets done along with the seals and fluids.  

1 minute ago, Angry ginger said:

i have shock therapy springs.    i have a local guy who rebuild fox and walker evans.  getting 2 shock bodies,  3 rods and a couple eyelets done along with the seals and fluids.  

I went to Shock Therapy springs almost immediately. The FOX springs sagged quickly from new. Is that what you were experiencing?

some our trails 70 miles from north shore of lake ontario due north of belleville 

2 hours ago, Angry ginger said:

40-50 smooths those rocks right out.   Also why i need a complete suspension rebuild.    we ride a lot of area like that along the maine NH border over to Oxford/Rumford/Andover areas.    When i want my speed blasts i ride out of Millinocket area or Pittsfield.

 

We took a black diamond trail up the back way to the windmills just out of colebrook and it was crazy. The rocks were as high as the top of the tire. The group still talks about that ride. Again not hair on fire fast but you definitely had to have your head in the game.

26 minutes ago, Carlos Danger said:

We took a black diamond trail up the back way to the windmills just out of colebrook and it was crazy. The rocks were as high as the top of the tire. The group still talks about that ride. Again not hair on fire fast but you definitely had to have your head in the game.

Rocks like this?

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30 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Rocks like this?

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Yea but with trees in all directions and very little room.

42 minutes ago, Carlos Danger said:

Yea but with trees in all directions and very little room.

Nothing a chainsaw can't fix.

6 hours ago, Steve753 said:

I went to Shock Therapy springs almost immediately. The FOX springs sagged quickly from new. Is that what you were experiencing?

my machine came with walkers but the springs were toast when I bought it with 700 miles on it.  rode 1 day with stocks.   I put 4100 on it since so it was more than time to refresh.   

1 hour ago, Steve753 said:

Rocks like this?

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Yea but with trees in all directions and very little room.

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All cleaned up and ready for garden duty, about time to pull doors off for the summer 

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IMG_2167.thumb.jpeg.d4f750daf14f15fb5fc6161031c3fc44.jpegout for a ride in the Hayward area over the weekend!!

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38 minutes ago, X2700 said:

IMG_2167.thumb.jpeg.d4f750daf14f15fb5fc6161031c3fc44.jpegout for a ride in the Hayward area over the weekend!!

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What was the challenge? About that trail.

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