New Thrust Pole
- Thread starter 623pwr
- Start date
- Location
- Sicily, IT
Did it come with breather tubes?
sjetrider
615 Freeriders are addicted to T1 madness.
- Location
- in the 615 (Nashville)
holy crap, this thing looks beefy, what does it weigh and are the top and bottom cast?
The top and bottom are Billet aluminum. It is a bit heavy being billet, but that's no a bad thing in my opinion. Brian is really contributing to the sport with awesome new products and R&D. It's cool to see a big hitter making his own designs.
Specs:
http://www.thrustinnovations.com/th...ovations-light-weight-handle-pole-p-1289.html
Specs:
http://www.thrustinnovations.com/th...ovations-light-weight-handle-pole-p-1289.html
I just wanted to give an update on the Thrust pole. I ended up just using the stock superjet mount due to my budget, and it seems to work fine. I didn't put any breather tubes and it was a non issue.
Overall it is a great pole and seems real balanced. I've cut 4" off the length and it seems pretty good at that length for me. The pad sticks a bit passed the handle bar, but I can put some underpad on that. I may want to relocate the mounting holes and move the pad forward. I am a heavier guy with a bigger belly, so it might not affect the norm. I'd give it a thumbs up and and highly recommended the pole.
Overall it is a great pole and seems real balanced. I've cut 4" off the length and it seems pretty good at that length for me. The pad sticks a bit passed the handle bar, but I can put some underpad on that. I may want to relocate the mounting holes and move the pad forward. I am a heavier guy with a bigger belly, so it might not affect the norm. I'd give it a thumbs up and and highly recommended the pole.
- Location
- outer banks
brian at thrust is the man!