I have to disagree on the 4 seater for the east coast. I attend 3-4 poker runs/benefit rides a year and the 4 seaters make the trails no problem. I would hope they keep a compact design similar to the Teryx. I spoke with a few owners on the last ride and they said they did not have any issues. And there were some tight places on the trail. I later came to realize that the Teryx is only a few inches longer than the Z800.
Also, on the apparel, any plans on a riding jersey? The shirts are nice, but will be ruined on the first ride. You guys in MN never experienced coal region mud (aka Muck). It is like acid.
Thanks for joining from the mothership, it truly means a lot about the brand. I am sure if you read through the sections, you will see some of the obstacles we have endured and mostly overcame. Still a few out there that need to be fixed at the factory.
So here are some questions I have for the experts:
- Is moving to the B2 setting on the clutch going to cause long term damage? Everyone who does it loves the performance and think it should be set that way from factory. Thoughts?
- Rear Shocks... AHHHHHHH I could scream at the thought of this subject. I had a nice long conversation with Chris about them when I started asking my dealer questions he could not answer. So what is the dilly-o about them? Are the new rears people are getting a redesign, or simply the old shock with the helper spring removed? I still have to tighten mine before and after a ride.
- Front Shocks. A few of us have experienced the canister rubbing the spring. Is there a redesign in the works?
Thanks in advance...