I am curious about clutching. More on the side of how clutching engagement can change how a sled handles. Jumpy vs smooth. What is best for what terrain? Awesome videos!
I 100% agree with Ross that any of fox shocks are a noticeable improvement from stock. Last season I decided to give fox shocks a try on my axys 600. I didn't have the budget for the iqs or qs3 so I got the base model spring shocks, which just have spring preload adjustment. I won't run stock shocks ever again, even the these base model fox shocks was a very noticeable improvement over stock. And now I can see why guys spend the money on shocks my next sled will have qs3s for sure.
I put a set of Fox shocks on my 2014 Pro and can't wait until I can put them on 2019 Pro. Planned to do it when it was new but life happens. Looking forward to getting some good shocks under me again.
Keep grinding rosco! I see you on all your socials! This spring better hop on the mountain bike content, partner with some companies. Now is the perfect time since a lot of people were just introduced to the sport due to the “pandemic”!
The snow up here in MT is absent also. Hasn't been this bad since I can remember. The last 2 winters were epic, and this year I bought a new sled so it had to be pathetic.
@@Rossxr epic brotha! Can't wait, absolute crap show wen it comes to snow here in Maine, maybe 6 in?! All i have to look forward to is watch u and Burandt lol sled is sick btw!!!
Rad video!! I have an ALPHA with the QS3’s. Have to ride 12-20 kms of trail on average. Tried all the settings for the bumps, nothing seems to work.. is it an air pressure thing?? It just rides ruff on the bumps. Thanks man!!
thanks chris! its probably a pressure thing! try less in your main chamber, go down by 10psi once or twice. but if you go down to much the shock will ride too deep in the stroke and make it harsh. this is essentially you running into the EVOL pressure. so then go back up with air. hope that makes sense! Thanks again!
How does the fox air shocks react to different air temps do you have to change the preusres when the temp change? Some days we are riding in +2c and some days its -20c (35f to -22f)
I am curious about clutching. More on the side of how clutching engagement can change how a sled handles. Jumpy vs smooth. What is best for what terrain? Awesome videos!
I 100% agree with Ross that any of fox shocks are a noticeable improvement from stock. Last season I decided to give fox shocks a try on my axys 600. I didn't have the budget for the iqs or qs3 so I got the base model spring shocks, which just have spring preload adjustment. I won't run stock shocks ever again, even the these base model fox shocks was a very noticeable improvement over stock. And now I can see why guys spend the money on shocks my next sled will have qs3s for sure.
Love seeing the videos ross!! I hope to see more as the season goes on.
We’re building steam. More videos on the way
i buy the qs3 and OMG i love it never go back
Exactly! 🔥
I put a set of Fox shocks on my 2014 Pro and can't wait until I can put them on 2019 Pro. Planned to do it when it was new but life happens. Looking forward to getting some good shocks under me again.
glad you've enjoyed them!
This years sled is sick! Could you do a video about what’s all done to the sled, along with what gear you are running this season?
For sure! more is on the way!
Nice job man, why in 5 I feel will be awesome addition to your videos. Keep up the good work and keep rippin!
Appreciate that! I think so! We will see how it goes!
Keep grinding rosco! I see you on all your socials! This spring better hop on the mountain bike content, partner with some companies. Now is the perfect time since a lot of people were just introduced to the sport due to the “pandemic”!
couldn't agree more thanks for the support!
Nice to see you again. Where is the best snow (in the west) to ride. Utah snow is the worst in 50 years. Yes I have been riding over 1/2 century.
The snow up here in MT is absent also. Hasn't been this bad since I can remember. The last 2 winters were epic, and this year I bought a new sled so it had to be pathetic.
colorado and central eastern idaho. around pocatello and Idaho city
Great explanation. Keep’em coming!
thanks Chris! ill keep them coming!
Love the shaved seat! Video on that would be sweet.
I’m going to be doing one!
Absolutely love these videos Man but I also can't wait to see some Rippin bro!!!
Action is coming down the pipe
@@Rossxr epic brotha! Can't wait, absolute crap show wen it comes to snow here in Maine, maybe 6 in?! All i have to look forward to is watch u and Burandt lol sled is sick btw!!!
Review the elevate kit please.
Next on the list!
Awesome parts review! We need them!
thanks Jake! more in the works!
Good solid 5 min😃 like your Movies!
Thanks mats
I just bought the burandt fox shocks to my khaos 155 I am so excited to feel if they are any better then stock
They should be way better!
Loving how the sleds lookin🤟🏼🤟🏼
Thanks ole friend!
Let's see u rippin!!!
Soon!
Do you have a baseline air pressure for my sled? 155 axys pro with fox float 3 evol and 150 pound rider, for tree riding
Contact BBA for them, it depends on the shock!! The valving is different in those so I don’t have proper pressures!
You ever going to collaborate with Findlay and make more of the project mtns hats?
couple weeks! they Are being shipped to my house now!
Let’s goooo finally a new video🤟🏼🤟🏼
Rad video!!
I have an ALPHA with the QS3’s. Have to ride 12-20 kms of trail on average. Tried all the settings for the bumps, nothing seems to work.. is it an air pressure thing?? It just rides ruff on the bumps. Thanks man!!
thanks chris! its probably a pressure thing! try less in your main chamber, go down by 10psi once or twice. but if you go down to much the shock will ride too deep in the stroke and make it harsh. this is essentially you running into the EVOL pressure. so then go back up with air. hope that makes sense! Thanks again!
Rad!!! Thank you for the tips braaaap
You rock man!!
Thanks my friend!
Those spindles are sweet! What are they
They are ice age Elevate spindles!
How does the fox air shocks react to different air temps do you have to change the preusres when the temp change? Some days we are riding in +2c and some days its -20c (35f to -22f)
You won’t fee a significant change with temps I set the pressures when they are cold and then ride them all year
@@Rossxr cool! Might hve to take a second look at the fox air shocks for mye summit 850 😁
These are factory on arctic cat.
they are not. IQS is available. Factory IQS is a huge difference in the quality of parts used and tunes in the shocks!
Yo youre in bend ? Anywhere dece to ride up there? My old mans in redmond
born and raised in sisters... there might be some stuff haha
Hey did you move down to bend?
Born and raised here. Never left 🤘🏻
@@Rossxr O I have never rode there hoping to ride there this winter!
Ima pound these fox float 2 until they break in half, then ill buy some used fox float 2
haha go get it!
Thanks buddy, I definitely don’t mind if you go over 5 minutes ☺️
you bet David! more is on the way!
A Arm video
Vlogs
im editing the new one now!