predator handling in rough terrain
#1
how dose the predator handle in verry bumpu and rutted trails i am looking for a good trail bike thinking about selling my ds650 i want a better trail bike cuz thats what i ride
how dose the predator fair in off camber and hillclimbs and riding fast trails i ride 80% carnigee wich is verry tore up and bumpy iam 250 lbs just wondering what iw ould need to do to the suspention from stock so it dosent bottom out and sag so much ?
i was thinking the outlaw would be a good choice but scetchy on the irs and its possible problems i like to ride fast and hard just want some ones oppinion on this matter since i have never rode a predator
thanks for your info
how dose the predator fair in off camber and hillclimbs and riding fast trails i ride 80% carnigee wich is verry tore up and bumpy iam 250 lbs just wondering what iw ould need to do to the suspention from stock so it dosent bottom out and sag so much ?
i was thinking the outlaw would be a good choice but scetchy on the irs and its possible problems i like to ride fast and hard just want some ones oppinion on this matter since i have never rode a predator
thanks for your info
#7
the pred eats the rough stuff up pretty good . and the faster you go the better it gets. I like wide open the best!
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Originally posted by: tatertodd
the pred eats the rough stuff up pretty good . and the faster you go the better it gets. I like wide open the best!
the pred eats the rough stuff up pretty good . and the faster you go the better it gets. I like wide open the best!
#9
tatertod hit it right on the head with the pred! The faster you go the better it handles. IMO the best handaling quad off the show room floor out there. Those fox shocks are great! That engine is no slouch either. Hill climbs are a joke for it . It doesnt even act like its on a hill, it just pulls. you will have to to tighten up the rear for your weight maybe up the compression on front a little. im 215 with no problems on it.
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