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How much do they weight and are they a good wheel for the money ?

Some family, friends and myself will be riding for a couple of days in Red River. Just hoping someone might be able to give me some "you need to"s or some "don’t bother with"s of the area.
There are only a few trails that I can find online. Just wondering if anyone local or frequent visitor has any suggestions.
Thanks

Some family, friends and myself will be riding for a couple of days in Red River. Just hoping someone might be able to give me some "you need to"s or some "don’t bother with"s of the area.
There are only a few trails that I can find online. Just wondering if anyone local or frequent visitor has any suggestions.
Thanks

Hey all. I never thought I would be able to get back into off-roading. My son is 5 and my daughter is 1, my focus has been on family the last few years.

But it now seems there is an oppty for me to buy one of these things and start having some fun.

I know there are plenty of threads on this topic, I just don’t think I can go wrong with a 900 s. Not sure if I can get there with the power steering, I am at the top of my budget with the white lightning without power steering. But I think its worth going for the S with the fox shocks?

I’ll be riding on east coast mostly in the woods, and hoping to spend some time in WV at hatfield mccoy. Is the 900 going to be too much power for the woods? I am also hoping the fox suspension is going to help with my aging back.

Hoping in July I can get a deal on a 2015 leftover as the 2016’s start coming in?

Looking for some advice on a trip we are planning to Coral Pink dunes for the Labor day weekend. I read there is an open camping area north of the Park. How crowded does it usually get there on that weekend? Plan on getting there on a Thursday. Are there any Permits required? We are coming from Tucson, AZ. and also wondering what is the best route to take. My TH is only 29′ but my buddy’s is 47′, alot of mountains to climb on the way.

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