@@jokris0755 in the right snow conditions it can. The best thing to help was getting rid of the snow flap. Obviously loosening the limiter strap and softening the rear shocks helped with that too.
@@jokris0755 I drive a summit 800 turbo but before that i had a 154 summit 600. In deep snow it drove like a dream. But on a really flat surface with little snow i was struggling to lift it. I did loosen the limiter strap and even took it off once. But didnt really help just fucked it up more. So i think it depends on conditions.
Makialta näyttää! Huomenna käyn hakeen pohjois ruotsin ainoan uuden 600R 146 👍🏻 niitä vissii on rovaniemen tehtaalla useampi mut kinut ei saa tehtyä mittareita 🤷♂
Since you have rode both the skidoo summit 146 and the Lynx boondocker re 146, do you notice much of a difference in the feel for the sled? Do they handle different? I'm hoping we get the Boondocker RE over here in Canada this spring order.
Boondocker RE is more like Freeride than Summit. It handles trail riding, jumps and drops easier than Skidoo. Handling is not so light on Lynx but i like it. I ordered Lynx Boondocker RE Shorty 3700. Should be here soon 😎
@@henrimustonen Awesome, yeah the Lynx Boondocker RE shorty 3700 is the model I want also. That's why I never ordered the DS, because I'm hoping we get the RE as choice for spring order this year. Thanks for the reply, I'll be sure to keep a eye out for your video once you get your new sled.
Kyllähän tuo 600R liikahtaa tosi nätisti ja liikkuu keveästi. Suosittelen että käyt koeajamassa. Itsellä ainakin tuo pikku summitin kulku yllätti positiivisesti.
@@henrimustonen so I'm 135 pounds would it wheelie like 100 feet with me or would I have to put the limiter straps lowerr I need to know cuz I'm going for the 600 or 850
