Harrison55
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Bannana
I like the pic have yellow rt and name her Carmen for the Banana spider
I like the pic have yellow rt and name her Carmen for the Banana spider
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automatic and steep grades?
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BajaRon
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Awesome! I also have a 2015 SEL Sportwagen TDi with a 6 speed manual trans. I love it!
The Ryker has a great transmission. I have to say that it is the best automatic that I have ever driven (other than the annoying jerk on engagement). It really shines in the mountains. Steep grades, up or down. No problem. It seems to sense that you want more hold-back when you throttle down on steep downhill grades. I have been impressed with my Ryker overall. And especially with the CVT.
I had a 1979 Husqvarna 390 dirt bike with 4 speed automatic transmission. Those were the Good Old Days for sure! It was great! Never missed a shift. And the gear was always correct for the situation. Missing a shift on a steep hill climb! You don't want to go there! But it freewheeled. Absolutely NO hold-back. That was hard to deal with. Steep downhills were a major concern with that bike.
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