How high can you jump a Scrambler?
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Don't let the hp numbers fool you. Its all in how you get it to the ground. Clutching clutching clutching!
Don't let the hp numbers fool you. Its all in how you get it to the ground. Clutching clutching clutching!
How high can you jump a Scrambler?
Originally posted by: Kevin108
My shock hasn't bottomed out. I have a HDP tenioner but I'm apprehensive about installing it because I'm pretty sure I'll rip it off in the woods.
My shock hasn't bottomed out. I have a HDP tenioner but I'm apprehensive about installing it because I'm pretty sure I'll rip it off in the woods.
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How high can you jump a Scrambler?
I have only caught the tensioner once that it got messed up and it went right back to the same position with a little force. I go over logs, through brush and everything else too.
As for jumping I jump mine alot and usualy stay around the 4-5 feet and have never had a problem with the scrammy. Most the 5 feet ones are from hill to hill so I know the landing will be smooth coming down on the back side of the second hill. I have landed a 5 footer on flat packed dirt and It did not feel good so I stopped doing it. Bounced my head off the front once.
If I were you I would put the tensioner on ASAP! I also now wear wrist guards as my wrists started to hurt severly for weeks after riding and jumping hard all day. I could feel it every time I rotated my wrist. It felt like I fractured my left one hmm.. but never had it checked out. Since I started to wear the wrist guards it has slowly gone away.
I am staying under 5 feet until 2007 when I get my Outlaw. Hopefully all the bugs will be out by then.
As for jumping I jump mine alot and usualy stay around the 4-5 feet and have never had a problem with the scrammy. Most the 5 feet ones are from hill to hill so I know the landing will be smooth coming down on the back side of the second hill. I have landed a 5 footer on flat packed dirt and It did not feel good so I stopped doing it. Bounced my head off the front once.
If I were you I would put the tensioner on ASAP! I also now wear wrist guards as my wrists started to hurt severly for weeks after riding and jumping hard all day. I could feel it every time I rotated my wrist. It felt like I fractured my left one hmm.. but never had it checked out. Since I started to wear the wrist guards it has slowly gone away.
I am staying under 5 feet until 2007 when I get my Outlaw. Hopefully all the bugs will be out by then.
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How high can you jump a Scrambler?
Originally posted by: Kevin108
So 3 feet should be pretty safe.
So 3 feet should be pretty safe.
i've done a 40 foot table and climbed up to about 7 to 8 feet but i had a smooth landing
havent done that in awhile tho, oh those were good times[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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How high can you jump a Scrambler?
I have an X le, which for thsoe who don't remember was a 500HO 2x4 with aluminum wheels and bumper. I used to ride MX style with a warrior and mroe recently, a Z-400 and a YFZ (hence buying the preddy) my Scrammy took it just fine, but i had FANTASTIC luckwith that thing... a lot better than the Pred to be honest... also however it was 2x4 which helps a lot with weight... and has the fox shox...
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