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Switching Between ATV and SXS (Read 43 times)
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Switching Between ATV and SXS
10/02/22 at 15:54:55  
I’ve only had my SXS a little over a year but I noticed a strange issue. I’m right handed but I‘be noticed that my right hand is always more ‘tired’ after a long ride than my left. This weekend I figured it out. As the ride goes on and I get a little tired, I start mashing my right thumb into the wheel on my way out of corners. I guess there are some habits that take relearning.
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Re: Switching Between ATV and SXS
Reply #1 - 10/03/22 at 05:38:53  
When in my Jeep(s) or SxS, I still find myself wanting to lean hard when in off-camber positions. Clearly, leaning in a Jeep or SxS doesn't amount to anything, but after so many years of ATV'ing on technical trails... Shocked Grin
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