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jsa3107 Mogul Monster F-6LXR/F8LXR /Rage / Venture Posts: 350 Gender:	Crossfire Vrs F Series Question 11/10/09 at 4:30pm Would anyone know the difference between the ride height of a 2009 f series VRS a 2009 cross fire Or maybe seat height? Thanks for any help...
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RevXrider Trail Boss Rider Till She Bucks ya or dont Rider at all. Posts: 1283 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #1 - 11/12/09 at 12:46pm Call Pete @ BigLake Equipment in Greenville..they have each in the showroom, sure he can tell you.
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TOH78 Trail Boss Posts: 1141 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #2 - 11/13/09 at 4:24am PJ's let me take a F1000 for a day last year, it felt I was riding much higher in the saddle than the CF sitting position
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RacingZR Trail Boss NIGHTFIRE- Can't catch what you can't see Posts: 7049 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #3 - 11/15/09 at 12:29am Ride height is just a number. It's 2 different ways to ride a sled. They both have their place. Point is- it's about how the weight is positioned and in turn, how the sled reacts.
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jsa3107 Mogul Monster F-6LXR/F8LXR /Rage / Venture Posts: 350 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #4 - 11/15/09 at 7:22am Quote from RacingZR on 11/15/09 at 12:29am: Ride height is just a number. It's 2 different ways to ride a sled. They both have their place. Point is- it's about how the weight is positioned and in turn, how the sled reacts. I just want to know how far the seat is off the ground???
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Cravenfan Mogul Monster 2009/10 miles to date = 771 Posts: 416 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #5 - 11/21/09 at 9:43am Not sure which you were asking for, but my 2010 CF's seat is 30-31" off the ground.
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jsa3107 Mogul Monster F-6LXR/F8LXR /Rage / Venture Posts: 350 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #6 - 11/22/09 at 5:30pm Quote from Cravenfan on 11/21/09 at 9:43am: Not sure which you were asking for, but my 2010 CF's seat is 30-31" off the ground. Do you know how that compares to a f-series?
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Cravenfan Mogul Monster 2009/10 miles to date = 771 Posts: 416 Gender:	Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question Reply #7 - 11/22/09 at 6:06pm Nope, traded in my 2006 Firekitty. I think the Crossfire has 17" of travel in the rear, 13.5" I think on the Firecat. It may be an inch or two higher off the ground than the Firecat. Not sure...tough to remember.
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Re: Crossfire Vrs F Series Question
Reply #8 - 11/22/09 at 9:51pm

Quote from jsa3107 on 11/22/09 at 5:30pm:

Quote from Cravenfan on 11/21/09 at 9:43am:

Not sure which you were asking for, but my 2010 CF's seat is 30-31" off the ground.

Do you know how that compares to a f-series?

Why not just go to a dealer and measure the seat heights? I'm sure any Cat dealer out there will have a CF and a F sled on the showroom floor. Just a suggestion as you don't seem to be getting the info your looking for using this method.

When in doubt, lay it out!!!

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