1998yamahawarrior
Well-Known Member
Ive had these for a couple months, but didnt have time to do any riding on them til this last weekend. I bought these used so Im not sure what weight they are setup for, but they are setup for extended a-arms. The feel over bumps is amazing, you barely feel them. Coming off of a jump from a small berm I didnt get the feeling like it was trying to throw me over the bars. I am very impressed all around with them. One of the bottoms at my FIL's bottoms out and then goes up hill, it would usually beat me up on the transition but with these it felt smooth enough that I didnt have to let off.
Going through our mud pit would usually wear my arms out to the point I would have to take a break so I still had full control, but the only reason I had to stop this year was to BS with friends. Along with that til this year Ive never had another rider on the back, but this year I decided to let someone ride with me so there went standing. As many of you know clay-mud mixtures can be quite rough in not soaked completely, so I was expecting to be in a little pain from the front end rebounds in "certian" places!!!! To my surprise no painful rebounds!!!!
I guess I cant praise these enough, but I fully reccomend them if you can foot the price for a set. Well worth the coin in my eye's!!!!
Going through our mud pit would usually wear my arms out to the point I would have to take a break so I still had full control, but the only reason I had to stop this year was to BS with friends. Along with that til this year Ive never had another rider on the back, but this year I decided to let someone ride with me so there went standing. As many of you know clay-mud mixtures can be quite rough in not soaked completely, so I was expecting to be in a little pain from the front end rebounds in "certian" places!!!! To my surprise no painful rebounds!!!!
I guess I cant praise these enough, but I fully reccomend them if you can foot the price for a set. Well worth the coin in my eye's!!!!
