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Im looking at maybe putting a new set of trees on the sled. Pondering going to a 3 to 6 degree tree with stock tubes. Ive done some research and know that I can mess up the trail like this. I wonder If I can correct the trail back by lower the rear end 2". Any one done this before? Got pics or comments?
I put 5 degree trees on mine and lowered the hole thing and I have no problems. Ive had them on there for 2 years and no worries. I can ride with no hands for ever and not have to worry about $hit.
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