Whats Better? RMK PRO or RMK KHAOS

[@brianashdown4836]

I'm 60 yrs old and snowmobiled till I was 40. I have experienced quite the evolution of machines. Today's generation of machine and rider are so extremely capable that the adventure has kept becoming larger. I really enjoyed this 20 minutes of sledding! Thanks!

[@turcotte16]

Glad you’re stoked!

[@firefighterpk2440]

I'm 56 years old and really thinking about getting back on a sled to ride with my 21 year old son. We used to live about 20 minutes from probably the best mountain riding in Wyoming, good place to spend my couple weeks of vacation next winter. 😎

[@tdelam]

@@firefighterpk2440 never too late. I am 41 and my dad is 63 with 1 shoulder that works and 1/4 of his other doesn't. He rides a 2019 Pro RMK 163 and is one of the harder riders in the group. He was out today smashing a creek. He busted some a arms. He put a spare on tonight because we have a 3 day technical tree riding trip coming up that he's looking forward to!

[@Chris-8047]

Started 5yrs ago at 50. I've never been more excited for winters and snow. So much fun.

[@nathanburroughs2646]

@@firefighterpk2440 do it

[@lavingunn4468]

The first video I have seen that showcases both sleds by same rider on same terrain. Thank you

[@taylormade8873]

One of the best videos I've seen that really explains a lot between the 2 great job

[@turcotte16]

Thanks!! Had a blast making this one!

[@swovay6963]

Props. What a breath of fresh air. No background music, listening to you work the throttle. Felt like I was there. Heart was pounding, trying to follow lines lol

[@turcotte16]

Hang on for the ride!

[@danielware4316]

Khaos for fun, pro for functionality.

[@bobjones-iu1jd]

They are both fun. If your not having fun on an rmk your a pessimist

[@comradeeverclear4063]

The Khaos is every bit as functional as the regular RMK.

[@stevetrojano1595]

@@comradeeverclear4063 IMHO, if a professional rider can't get it into the same spots then it isn't as functional.

[@alaskadrifter]

This is the best comparison video between the Pro and the Khaos I’ve seen. It actually shows how they react to different conditions.

[@turcotte16]

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it

[@alaskadrifter]

@@turcotte16 going into the video I was leaning towards upgrading to a Khaos someday, but now I think I’ll stick with a Pro.

[@dustinkaczmarek2106]

So glad you are becoming more detailed in your videos and more publicly involved with your riding! This year's videos have been a blast to watch! 🤙

[@turcotte16]

Thanks for the kind words! I will do my best to get in depth as the season progresses!

[@dustinkaczmarek2106]

@@turcotte16 Absolutely man your killing it! But Hey I've been asking 509 for a song title from your turkey segment with the tripple cat. It was something like "everything is bad for you" but they never got back to me... any hints??

[@kevinyaremchuk8325]

I don't even ride a Polaris and this video was outstanding! Fantastic work Brett. Look forward to more of your comprehensive and honest analysis!

[@turcotte16]

Thanks for watching!

[@cstevenett2779]

Thanks for the great comparison ride Brett!!! I was lucky last week in Sicamous to get a chance to ride a 2020 Pro 800/163 as well as a 2020 Khaos 850/155 the same day/same epic snow conditions! The Pro works well but is a little too "planted" in the front end. I prefer the light feeling front end of the Khaos. That being said.....the track length could have made the difference I was feeling plus I wasn't able to set up the suspension to suit me. I think for my personal style of riding I will be choosing the Khaos with a 155 skid which feels similar to my IQ 800/155/2.6. I will be 60 years young in a couple of months and I think the Khaos to be the most comfortable transition for me. Always looking forward to your next video.......keep them coming! Cheers!

[@brandonternes926]

Great video. I know you usually train for X-Games this time of year. With Covid restrictions its nice to see you putting out more backcountry stuff as you are an awesome rider we don't get to see in the backcountry as much as others. If you ever get tired of doing back flips and do riding clinics I'd be there in a heart beat.

[@mdjak3686]

Now I don’t know much about snowmobiles. But I know talent when I see it. Damn good. Earned my sub.

[@steveboisvert]

best comparaison video i have ever seen. thanx Brett

[@turcotte16]

Thanks for the rad words!!

[@WRCWRX]

Great edit Brett! I was able to ride my friends Khaos last week in tech/steep terrain & was not for me. I much preferred my RMK Pro. If I wanted a inefficient wheelie machine I would be on a Ski Doo turbo probably LOL.

[@chrisspencer8356]

I've had both pro and khaos models and they both work great depending on what your looking for. The pro is better in the trees and hold's a better line but isn't as fun.The khaos has better shocks. You can drop the front suspension skid on a pro down into the assault hole and make it closer to a khaos for the fun factor or shorten the limiter strap on a khoas and it makes it hold a line much better.I tested both sleds against each other with identical clutching and they were so close. They had same ski lift and acceleration in one ft of fresh. Basically they were a blend of the two models when doing this.In my option Polaris should make one model with and an adjustable limiter strap with the khaos shocks.Great video Brett this helps alot of guys

[@turcotte16]

Yes

[@billygrossjr.5585]

Solid review man. Thanks for putting in the work to make it!

[@turcotte16]

My pleasure!

[@hoyboyz9400]

This was exactly the video that I was looking for to help me decide which one to purchase for Centennial. Looks like the PRO is my choice but I would be real fun to just try the Khaos for a day or two. Great job trying to keep the two on similar terrain and conditions for comparison. It's impossible to do. Excellent Job!!

[@codyjurenka8850]

How soft did you have the rear suspension on the khaos? Curious if the rear was stiffened all the way up so the steeper skid angle was the main difference how the two would compare? Great video.

[@Nicksterzone]

I'm glad I found this video. I was really set on a khaos, but now I know it doesn't fit the type of riding I plan to do.

[@turcotte16]

They’re both awesome machines, one just works better in the steep and tight stuff!

[@Nicksterzone]

@@turcotte16 That's exactly what I was curious about. Very much appreciate the review.

[@davesdelta7836]

Khaos, Install the Pro limiter and have Carls Cycle Revalve the shocks with a stiffer rear spring. Much, much better.

[@ippielb]

When my finger heals up Brett, offer still stands from 2 years ago to come ride with us in sicamous for some spring time booters and filming.

[@kurtnelson9714]

Very cool to see the comparison, from the same rider and same terrain!

[@SledorFish]

Great comparison! I have been debating over the 163" Khaos and the 155" Pro and I think this video is helping lean me toward the 155" Pro. My current sled is a 163" Pro RMK 850 and I miss the fun factor of my old 155". The 163" sure does have some "get it done" when you need it though.

[@turcotte16]

I love the 155 pro!! So much traction!

[@slcbuilds3687]

Wow, great video to see how much different those two sleds handle. I can see how nimble the Kaos actually is compared to the Pro. I have a 163 pro which always felt really ski heavy, but climbs like a maniac and is really hard to throw around. Nimble enough, but not pulling up wheelies like that Kaos does. Looks fun, maybe need both as well.

[@SlipperyDucky]

exactly the video i needed to see thanks man 👍 makes the decision so much easier

[@spencerminchau8977]

@10 ish minutes. I had my 2021 khaos 155 2.6 wheeling too much like that when climbing. Added 4-5 threads of pre load on rear track shock and it hasn’t wheeled over on climbs since.

[@turcotte16]

That’s awesome! They do have a ton of adjustment to help with different aspects, for me I set the sleds up for all around riding, not just one aspect!

[@joeyelton407]

@@turcotte16 the adjustability is simple enough to change on the fly......the effected change is weight transfer. the khaos rear skid can be adjusted to reduce the weight transfer, again on the fly.

[@spencerminchau8977]

I am very impressed with the adjustability of the shocks which is the selling point that my decision to go with a Khaos an easy one. Definitely feel the pro rmk is still the best choice for tree riding and holding precise lines but very impressed with the khaos as an all around machine so far

[@turcotte16]

@@spencerminchau8977 would have to agree with you there! They offer a large range of adjustability!!

[@selenejakob7262]

Love my Pro but was considering the Khaos so I appreciate the comparison! I think I will stick with what I have for now 😉

[@selenejakob7262]

I’m only on my third year riding so a bit naive. Lol But what would you change on your Pro to make it more playful like the Khaos like you commented in the end? Would love the best of both worlds

[@turcotte16]

Could soften up the rear shock, add some preload to the center shock and it would make it feel somewhat in between what a Khaos and a pro feel!

[@toyman2k]

@@turcotte16 would the slash 22 model Pro's feel a little more like the Khaos ? still torn between Khaos or Pro. Have 19 pro now and love it. KICK ASS VIDEO for showing us how it reacts in the trees.

[@shaneparker2060]

@@turcotte16 Would there also be some benefit to lengthening the limiter strap on the pro? Would these changes require some additional preload to the front to maintain ski pressure on the trails out to the playground? looking for a more Khaos like Pro. Thanks

[@Deadlyshu]

Rad video man!! Great job on the comparison!

[@turcotte16]

Thanks Chris! Hope to see ya out on the snow soon!

[@Derrick_Neill]

Definitely will be going rmk pro next time. I find same thing with my khaos too much front end lift

[@turcotte16]

Yessir!! Fun sleds all around!!

[@billallen4793]

Try softening the front shock and going full stiff on the rear shock. ..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@CRC780]

Extremely informative!!! Thanks Brett!

[@JasonMcMurray]

I actually converted my khaos to rmk rails and limiter straps. Huge difference not only in the wheelie but because of the tip on the front of the rails the khaos tends to trench. I think I might even try an anti stab kit on my rmk rails and slightly longer limiter straps to make it more playful

[@korben8336]

So why didn’t you just buy a pro Or did you not know you would like the pro setup more than the khaos

[@JasonMcMurray]

@@korben8336 for a couple reasons. Got a good deal on this khaos mid season, better shocks and the real kicker was this was all the dealer had in a 155” lol

[@JaimetheNomad]

Great vid man! These are literally the exact spec machines I can’t decide between. Even after watching it’s a tough decision, you did it right, get both haha! But only one for me right now. Thanks for the excellent comparison 🤙

[@mav22100]

It would be interested to know how if the 165 Khaos would have less front end lift and do better in technical terrain. Great Video comparing the differences in performance and summary of where the two sleds excel in regards to terrain!

[@turcotte16]

I would assume with the longer length it would definately keep it down better, I just don’t ride that length of sled ever!

[@heatherwatkins9536]

just changed my snow check to the pro rmk matryx slash after seeing this video so thank you!

[@turcotte16]

Awesome!

[@joeyclark8266]

You sir are impressive,especially on the khaos which seemed either way to light or had more power than it needed

[@turcotte16]

it wasn't about the power, its the different rail profile, and the longer center shock and limiter strap. it allows for more ski lift, which in some cases could appear as more power, but they are clutched identical, and use the same 850 powerplant

[@pacifica721]

Awesome comparison! Would love to see some other brands on that hill to see how they stack up.

[@turcotte16]

Maybe that should be a video in the future on my channel

[@jc9601]

I did a comparison 2 yrs ago , rmk vs alpha vs a doo, all 160 class track, rmk had a 2.6. Found a untracked steep hill, riders started thier climb at the very start of the hill, no run, both doo and alpha got close to same height, both started trenching and got lots of ski lift and turned out 3/4 ish way up, my rmk when easily over the top, no ski lift, doo rider says to me," that sled is like a tractor"... I'm buying a new 2022, def will be the 2.75 , 165, just not sure what version, the common sence part off me says rmk, but I'd love to have the easier riding khoas on those shallow sno packed days. Great vid brett

[@PJ-si2po]

Really good control Really enjoyed the last part thought tights trees that was really well controlled RMK Pro 163 would be my final choice Thanks for the video from pros

[@scotthintz8875]

Great video. Best comparison I've seen.

[@ryanboettcher6172]

Amazing video in real world situations. I just subscribed. I wish I would have seen this video last week. I pulled the trigger on a 2021 Khaos 155" and I'm still breaking it in, but I can already tell that I miss the predictability. I do most of my riding in Wyoming's Snowy Range and Sierra Madre which has open bowls and not quite as technical. I think I'm going to suck up the limiter strap because my new sled is like my ex...a rowdy mess of a handful!

[@turcotte16]

Watch for my next video that will help you with some setups!!!

[@The_Native_wolfAK]

Where them SKS’s? I have a 2002 SKS Polaris 500 runs like a beauty.

[@TheTysurfs]

Thanks for that video! I liked the comparison. Not perfect, but that’s real world. Have you ever ridden the khaos in the 165? Much difference in that front end lift? Brother and I have identical pros but with different track lengths, and I can notice less lift with the 163. I’d like to find something in the middle of the two you rode.

[@turcotte16]

165 Khaos would be a good middle ground for sure! I don’t often ride anything longer than a 155 but for some playfulness but predictability the Khaos 165 would be a great choice

[@TheTysurfs]

@@turcotte16 That 165 is going to be a top contender for me going into 2022!

[@snobiwonkenobi]

Great comparison! As an older rider who rides technical terrain in Michigan's U.P., the Pro RMK, or in my case, Rookie RMK, is my choice.

[@turcotte16]

That’s awesome!!

[@kclogging6995]

those lines was crazy Brett

[@brentlittle2810]

I'm running the fox coils with rear lockout on my 155 khaos. Hoping that will give me climbing ability when needed. 🤞🏻

[@turcotte16]

It should!!!

[@FreeRiderFMX]

Love the vids! Gives me a sled fix while I'm stuck up in camp at work.... 🤘

[@turcotte16]

Keep grinding!

[@yamaforever]

Really good video that gives you a good insight on the differences between these two sleds. Nice done, thanks:)

[@brandondougherty7213]

That’s a good review. I was going to convert my Pro to Khaos, but I think I will leave it now. Are you running any engine mods or just stock with cans?

[@j9845IQ]

Great video. Khaos is literally a RMK Assault with a narrow front end. I always had trouble trenching with my Assault. Just shows how marketing can re-sell a product.

[@Icutmetal]

Close.

[@pyromilk]

Dope sleds! Love the beat also that starts at .40 what’s the name?

[@thebigbail]

New subscriber, really impressed with the effort you put into your videos! 👍🏽

[@turcotte16]

Thank you!!

[@canadaeast8358]

Khaos is for people like barant who just like playing around wheeling over backwards all the time. I’d rather the pro anytime just because it’s easier to get into harder places. All depends on your riding style. Awesome video man thanks. Dam good riding too

[@turcotte16]

Definately a different ride for sure!! I don’t mind either, but I really do love the pro in the trees where I ride most my season!

[@canadaeast8358]

@@turcotte16 for sure it’s definitely nice to know it’s gonna go where you want it to

[@Andy-wo9bm]

Excellent real world comparison! Really curious how the 165 Kaos does in comparison.

[@turcotte16]

165 Khaos vs 165 rmk? I’d expect similar results!

[@CraigVanSickleAK]

Great shots and info! Thanks for sharing.

[@skullproductions9496]

I'm getting the Kaos only because I don't do so much of steep climbing and I will be able to set it up like the rmk they are both great and u can set them up how u want them to

[@turcotte16]

Absolutely!! Enjoy the ride!

[@neilgood7040]

Excellent video best I have seen for comparison 👍

[@turcotte16]

Thank youn

[@ammonatamanczyk6481]

Thank you for this very useful, yet entertaining content!👍

[@pike3531]

Dang it would be nice to have one of those sleds!

[@turcotte16]

They’re both super rad!

[@bryanmcdo1149]

Can the rmk pro still wheelie good

[@Yamadeere]

Great comparison Brett. Excellent to have such a professional view & rider jump from sled to sled & ride same spot.

[@chrismemmott9493]

Very informative video. Thanks for sharing!

[@Parker565]

I’ll be honest I never had that much issue with my Khaos being unruly. Long term though I stretched it to a 163 after my first season as a 155. Only reason being was that it trenched and was hard to keep the front down on steep and technical terrain. The 163 conversion made it way better in steep technical terrain. This season I’m putting a turbo on it and can’t wait. But I had a 17 pro Rmk before and tbh I love the 20 Khaos compared to the pro Rmk for my riding style. Probably will step up to the patriot boost Khaos in another season or 2 though.

[@atikameg73]

I'm thinking the Khaos is a better choice for a flatlander like me where I don't have the great slopes and I have to create my own fun.

[@turcotte16]

Heck ya!!

[@Icutmetal]

I agree. The Matryx Khaos 155” may just gave me cheating on my ‘Doo done day.

[@jackcarrubba]

Great video!🤘Which sled is better for jumping, out of those two?

[@2010Greendayfan]

When Noah started the pro, why did the pull cord look super short?

[@BackcountryLife]

Love it man keep up the good work!

[@jarentaylor1617]

Is it just the rails and limiter straps that make it stand up so much

[@philsautobody]

Love the videos great job! I see you adjust the low speed to change the attitude of the Khaos. Does high speed not have as much effect on wheelie and transfer? Is it more for bumps and jumps? Thanks!

[@turcotte16]

Yes high speed is more for the bigger impacts!

[@jonsouth2592]

What helmet camera are you using. Picture is clear!

[@turcotte16]

GoPro hero max!

[@dwightndover7845]

Maybe the Khaos is trenching more because the limiter straps are not on the same setting as the pro

[@davidanderson8871]

Turcotte, do you think the Khaos or Pro would be better for a beginner? Lastly, do you think the Khaos suspension setup could be changed to make the sled more predictable? Thank you for taking the time to answer.

[@turcotte16]

Hey David! They Both are really great sleds...beginners will love the ease and lightness feel of the Khaos for sure! With some setup time, it can be close to the RMK for predicting its next move! Keep an eye out for my next video talking suspension setups!

[@davidanderson8871]

@@turcotte16 thank you for the reply.

[@sundogtune]

DAMN,, I WISH I COULD RIDE A SNOWMOBILE LIKE YOU. i have seen those lines and always thought i dont have enough people to get me out!!!

[@turcotte16]

Having a good crew builds confidence haha

[@av6067]

What Polaris turbo you going with season you must be very excited to say the least cant wait for your vids

[@turcotte16]

I will be running the KHAOS boost 155

[@motorizedjunk6666]

Would be worth while mentioning, if you don’t like the khaos ski lift you can drill a new hole in the front limiting straps and bring it closer in, and end up with ski pressure like an rmk Also in more spring like snow conditions a khaos would really shine, most of my days on the snow are not as good as in your video It’s all a trade off In the hill climb portion you get the khaos to appear to struggle, hitting the bottom of that hill with any speed keeps the front end more planted. I like a short track because I carry more momentum in my riding anyways typically Current sled is a 2020 khaos, have had a 16 rmk and 12 assault, and I highly prefer sleds with more ski lift for my ride style To each his own obviously, but the excessive ski left in a khaos is a very easy tune/fix

[@turcotte16]

All great points! Yes there is plenty of adjustments that could be made, this wasn’t a setup video. To your point about the speed at approach...I did dead stop starts on both the pro and Khaos, same body positioning as well. Both sleds with time, could be setup to what each rider needs! That’s awesome that you’ve been a Polaris rider for a while, they make good stuff!

[@byoder0420]

Great comparison this really help.

[@cwfarrell68]

Awesome content keep em coming ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@turcotte16]

Will do! Thanks for watching!

[@dennismartin3445]

Hey Brett, You have become one of my favorite riders to watch btw... killing it keep it up!!! Looks like you have CFR bars, I have them ready to go although waiting on knucks.. Do I need the tube adapter for 21' polaris khaos 165? Or does it bolt up?

[@turcotte16]

Get the tube adapter and 2” riser!!

[@dennismartin3445]

@@turcotte16 exactly what I ordered!! Thanks!! McCall Saturday- Tuesday!! Whoop whoop

[@davesdelta7836]

Great video and feedback. You must have a great cardio program. If you have the opportunity, it would be interesting to see the same testing and comparing of 165 Pro/Khaos. I’m wondering if the differences wouldn’t be as much as the 155’s?

[@turcotte16]

For sure the difference carries over, but with the extra length it is a bit more mellowed out!!

[@rylanpickett9683]

Would you say a 165 Khaos would be somewhere between these two sleds? I ride in BC and prefer the trees but not quite this technical for my ability. I'm wondering if a 165 Khaos would give the forgiveness with some 'playability', or go with a 155 Pro? Current sled is a '18 Mountain Cat 162. Thanks for any advice!

[@turcotte16]

Absolutely! The 165 Khaos is a great combination of both models!

[@MayhemZ2]

I'm on the 21' kaos also I've noticed the softer my suspension is the less lift I get.. check it out!

[@MayhemZ2]

FYI this is my kids profile... lol

[@cofferful]

Any difference with the Khaos on the new matryx chassis? I’m assuming at this point you’ve tried that as well sir?

[@turcotte16]

they’re actually pretty similar in the matryx chassis! the khaos seems a lot more manageable and does a great job across the board, the RMK still the king of technical tho!

[@lukelieberman6575]

What are the shocks that you have on the rmk pro?

[@TheCoastalForest]

Great video! would be interesting to see you compare a sled with a snowbike.

[@turcotte16]

Wouldn’t that be a party!

[@worship746]

Nice - which 360 camera are ya using?

[@turcotte16]

GoPro hero max!

[@nombr]

Solid vid, how do you load them that slow/steady? Lol

[@turcotte16]

Years of practice haha

[@lucsergerie1835]

Hi Brett I really wonder if you think the same for the 2022 sled RMK vs Khaos? what riser high are you using? :)

[@turcotte16]

Might have to do a comparison!

[@Jason_Biscuit_Davis]

Would the 165 2.75 khaos be a bit more planted?

[@turcotte16]

Definately!! The little bit extra track makes it more tame!

[@Jason_Biscuit_Davis]

@@turcotte16 well I’m currently on a pro 163. I’m thinking bout lengthening my limiter strap. Maybe just on notch. I’d like a bit more ski lift. I really just need to come ride with guys who know how to tune a sled. Trial and error though.

[@4930driver]

Well done sir. Im no expert ,, an only 1 weekend on my new 2021 Khaos 163_2.6. I jumped ship from 2019 Ski Doo 165 ,,, Khaos to me anyway seems to act like my Summit. Not saying its a bad thing. But i did enjoy you video. Its gonna be a learning curve for me for sure

[@TD3_Archery]

How are the limiter straps between the two? They both the same or is the Khaos come loose from the factory ?

[@turcotte16]

Both are the same setups! Only The Khaos has a different rail profile at the front and a slighlty longer center shock, so the attack angle is steeper

[@TD3_Archery]

@@turcotte16 gotcha. Now you should do a comparison between the two on jumping. I wonder what one you like in the air more.

[@turcotte16]

@@TD3_Archery I already know the answer to that one! RMK haha

[@zepyep]

That’s why i got the pro rmk rather than a khaos. Awsome video compering the to¡

[@turcotte16]

Thanks!! It was super fun riding them both back to back

[@coady-wp3xf]

What's the major difference between the PRO RMK SLASH and PRO RMK ?

[@The2006200]

the slash just has a shorter tunnel.

[@beverlyboys73]

Great content. Excellent skills.

[@hagenrobles3582]

Hey Brett. Can you explain why it wants to wheelie so much more than the pro?

[@bodinsemrau1710]

Different rail profile meaning it has a longer front track shock/limiter strap. It equals more ski lift.

[@turcotte16]

The rail profile at the front is a little steeper, making for a more harsh approach angle where the front of the track wants to dig more, instead of plane out on top! It makes for a fun and playful ride!

[@joeyelton407]

weight transfer....the khaos has longer limiter straps and softer rear shock, allows the skid to rock more resulting in more lift of the skis.

[@jromem7313]

You could tighten the limiter straps up some maybe that be best of both worlds. Great vid!

[@billallen4793]

@@jromem7313 or crank the rear preload....from Wyoming USA 🔫🤠🇺🇸p.s stay safe

[@Steve-holm]

Bret, You make those look easy to ride 👊

[@turcotte16]

lots of hours into my trade!

[@Steve-holm]

@@turcotte16no kidding !

[@PHitman12]

would love to see an rmk pro vs skidoo turbo 850 video

[@trevorwiesner7527]

What engine is in the Pro RMK it sounds different than the Khaos' 850

[@turcotte16]

Both 850 patriot engines!

[@trevorwiesner7527]

@@turcotte16 Awesome! I’ve ridden a 129 and a 137 trail sleds that my uncle owns, they’re great engines on the low end and upper end!!

[@summitreigns1657]

Would you say 155 or 163 for the kaos? I enjoy to play in both areas, hills and meadows

[@turcotte16]

Got a video dropping Sunday that will Help answer this for ya!!

[@stuartderrick9884]

Yeah it would be nice if we had just any new sled. I have always wanted one but we can't afford it. I am 13 and I have been snowmobiling for years. I just want a new sled like a Khaos

[@SuperCody888]

do you always ride with one finger on the brake?

[@turcotte16]

Yep!! My buddy Chris burn heart taught me that!

[@kohgoes]

@@turcotte16 @SuperCody888 Not just finger on, i ride and modulate brake more than ever on my 2021 Khaos 155", it's actually huge in controlling the sled's turn in, getting it on edge , turn radius, and controlling ski lift (in a good way) after many year pinning Ski Doos around barely touching brake, I now use brake like a racer/drifter uses a manual car clutch. Makes managing Khaos ski lift easier, pretty much necessary.

[@tappedout15]

How do u compare the crf bars against the stockers?

[@turcotte16]

The CFR bars so so awesome. I have a tough time keeping the stock ones straight, but the CFR bar seems to take a beating!

[@tappedout15]

@@turcotte16 you prefer ur bend even over the boondocker? I have the black bend pro tapers which I think is a 5” rise and was thinking of trying a set of the cfr’s.

[@turcotte16]

Of course I do, my names On it so it’s built exactly how I want my bars to feel

[@tappedout15]

@@turcotte16 ya that might have been a dumb Q, more so what do u prefer about urs vs then boons? Just trying to determine which I should try. How tall are u?

[@turcotte16]

@@tappedout15 my bars are just a touch narrower, they’re 12° backsweep and they have 1” rise. I am 5-7 with my boots on

[@theoutdoorproject7080]

Did you cut your tunnels on both sleds?

[@turcotte16]

Nope, just slid the bumpers way ahead!

[@1984TarpeN]

Are you using stock clutches ? =)

[@turcotte16]

Yep!

[@1984TarpeN]

@@turcotte16 Alright ! ;D

[@joshprosser248]

We all saw the snow conditions , ones better in the powder and that’s what it’s made for

[@FeederCountry]

Great video. Well explained.