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Either its 9 mm or 12. I think 9 😁

I really dont remember exactly - but its either 9 millimeter or 12 millimeter :)

Oh. This big wheel kit is from Billet X. Made from aluminimum i think. their homepage is www.billetx.se/ . And yeah, they came with slack adjusters aswell. I THINK i had to have the slack on nearly max, the first few times i rode the sled, but after a while i could tighten it up since the streching in the track :)

@@rolfen89 I just checked there website and it looks like that’s exactly what I need for it to work. Thanks a bunch for the info! I likely wouldn’t have found a way to make it work without your help.. The USA didn’t seem to have any products that fit

@@bstamp11 No problem :) Glad to help :D

Its Graabein. A norwegian beard company. Linking the link where you can find the scissors www.graabein-skjegg.no/butikk/graabein-skjegg/sakser-kammer-og-borster

Glad to hear 👍😁

I am happy for your comment :D

Cool! I use 9 inch billet x wheels on mine. worked out good :)

Right on. I will have to look into those wheels. Thanks for the info!

@@rolfen89 Did you change the gearing at all on your turbo set up?

@@bstamp11 Nah no changing on the gearing when i changed the track. I dont know thuogh if the gearing had been changed in the chaincase WHEN the turbo was installed, since i bought the sled with the turbo. The only thing that happened was that the sled got abit more "low geared" automatically when i switched to the smaller sprockets. Kind of sounds weird but : The gearing is the same but since i got smaller drive sprockets it feels lowered geared cause the smaller diameter of the sprockets. I feel it made the sled much more fun and controllable to ride, even thuogh i miss out some km/h on top speed - does not bother me much :)

@@rolfen89 ok good to know. I think I’m going to try the stock gearing out first and see how it works

thank you! i got a new bearded video coming up soon. its about time! i have been growing my beard without cutting it the past 5 months. my plan is to make a intro before i go to the barber, and also film the prosess :)

A 2009 of birth. Bought winter 2008. XTX model

Wardruna - Fehu :) th-cam.com/video/wgRb9EvMamg/w-d-xo.html

something like this- a work in progress aswell for upcoming events :D th-cam.com/video/yx6g0S5Tr2I/w-d-xo.html

I could become a king :D

@@rolfen89 me 2 XD

Hi no worries :D. I dont remember exactly to be honest, but on the sides i think i had the cutter somewhere between 10-12 millimeter

Thank you :)

Cool. I got a beard now like the legend ragnar lothbrok in his final state.. Long stuff going on now, havent been able to get to the barber in 9 months

haha true :D For the legend ragnar that is true but i was going for the look when ragnar was early king/late earl :D

MCNEON GAMER 299 its normal if you have something like a sidewinder or xf9000

Me and my dad took an Apex for a test drive wich had 350hp. The guy who owned it upgraded it later for 450hp.

Remington Indestructible HC5888 👍😊

Thank you! Im looking forward to this summer when i get back home and i can continue uploading videos like this.

Thanks ☀️👍

About 7 months or so 😁

This is a xtx with a peak 2.5 track

Hi. I respect your opinion. Alot of people have been saying crap about this rifle model, but im still using this for hunting and works good for me :). When you pay 300 bucks for a rifle, you CANT expect the same perfection as when yuo buy a Sauer or a M98 for 10 times the price, but as long as it works im happy :). The groups im seeing is different from amunition to amunition. Ive had some FMJ rounds that are some of the cheapest ones i can get on the market. I had a hard time put them into a group smaller than 5 inch at 100 yards. The FMJ`s ive had most success with is Norma Jaktmatch. With these i can fit 5 shots within an inch or less at 100 yards. Most of the hunting amunition i`ve tested give pretty good groups. When it comes to the stock - the only thing i could say that needs to be done is to bed the stock good between the barrel and the front of the stock. This can easily be done with some kind of sandpaper to get the barrel to be clear of the stock in front :)

@@rolfen89 I get what you’re saying. And, if you’re happy with it, that’s all that matters! I’d rather spend the same money on a second hand rifle and get a better performing tool to do the job. Just my opinion of course. My “go to” hunting rifle is my Ruger M77 30.06. I put a Timney trigger in it a couple seasons ago along with a nice Vortex scope and it shoots to my satisfaction (1” MOA, 1.75 # pull). I owned the Rem 700 30.06 also and I actually preferred the Ruger. Though there is less aftermarket support for the Ruger. It cycles smooth at least compared to the crappy 770. I was just really disappointed with the cycling of the 770. Especially for a Remington. I’m a big fan of Savage and I feel like they’re hard to beat for value. Even Savage wouldn’t build something as rough as the action of the 770 and Savage is known for being a value brand. *Shrug*

@@jcbenson01 understand that. When im going to buy a new rifle im definently going to buy something which is "more" and better quality. But for me this was my first buy and its been working for my use so far, but its a nice expereince to take with me for the future. "you get what you pay for" is pretty much true :D

thanks :)

Absolutely right🤤 i didnt cut my beard for 5 month but didnt grow like this😂