went to Ironwood for sunday ride , 2 F7's one 440 rev all three first ride. 158 miles . this should make some of you on the fence wondering if you made the right decision feel releived. After 18 miles the rev owner, Mr. Yellow wanted to turn around and go back to trailer and exchange sleds to get his 02 440mxzx, the rev will not make a trail sled period.... we went back and exchanged , I raced a group of sleds on the lake while he was getting sled up and running. I took second behind a 800 cc A/C the rest were smaller sleds. I was a little disappointed but it was close 2 length. only 40 miles on too. I was on my saber F7 other guy had F7 patriot both red. these sleds are by far the best trail machines I've ever ridden for aggressive riding. a little to much hype on the power I thought ,at least it is very smooth not the torque feeling of my buddies 800zr that I rode for 50 miles last year,I thought it pulled too much on arms . I put on 3500 miles last year on my 01 snopro w/600 motor and thought that was just right for all around aggr.tr. riding . the F7 is the best I've ever ridden I'm going to put in the stiffer setup they offer when it comes in. I thought it was in need of just a little more beef in shock calibration, but I'm also 235 lbs . when we got back to trailer we both raced and the other F7 would beat me by 2 to 5 length, so I need a little clutch work. We were both major impressed with theses sleds 150 miles bodys not wore utr1st ride ,no problems and very trashed out trails on 75% of the ride... we are going back next sunday w/out Mr. Yellow so should have no problem putting on 200 miles these sleds are very warm too,

really good protection and they are snopros w/ smaller w/shields I think....
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