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does any quad power slide in sand??

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Posted by: fastfox

will any quad power slide in sand good?? or would a 660r still be tipy like they are in the dirt



Posted by: SAND LUVR

any quad will power slide. It all depends on the rider.



Posted by: fastfox

quote:
Originally posted by SAND LUVR
any quad will power slide. It all depends on the rider.



thanks sand luvr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought the sand might fix the tipy problem with the 660r,s



Posted by: 450rJam

it wont fix it...............its not like ice
if you sit in the middle and try to do 30' sweeps your going to take flying lessons

put alot of body lean on it and you will have a blast
but dont think of the sand as a handleing fix



Posted by: z400roosteR

It's all body position/body english/throttle control/clutch



Posted by: Dune Surfer

Look, I have ridden Raptors at Glamis many times. They are still tippy and hard/scary to slide. My buddies that ride them use wheel spacers and zero preload shocks to lower them. It helps alot, but I still think they are the hardest quad to ride the dunes. You hit the gas and the front end comes off the ground, so you ride the wheelie untill the next turn, where you have to let off the gas to turn, you muscle it around the turn and hit it again. It'about a hundred times harder than ripping into a turn, pitching it sideways, sliding around the turn and hitting the gas again, like on my yfz 450.



Posted by: fastfox

ok ,I have a question can you put wider axles on the rappy and FIX it???? thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Posted by: 450rJam

yes, it will help. You can also flip the front rims to make the front wider. (I wouldnt ride mx/woods with it due to bump steer but in
the sand it shouldnt be too bad)

alot of people run offset rims with their dune fronts just for that reason.





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