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As of this weekend, Im am the proud owner of a new 2009 Joyner Trooper. So far I love it and am very impressed with the vehicle. Just thought I would drop a post and say hello. Ill try and post some pics soon of the new beast.

cheers!

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Gutwrencher, if I remember rightly you were tossing up between the Trooper, the RZR-S or a Ruesch on Riding Az & as you had already been to T.Js showroom, you thought the Trooper was for you. Congratulations on your new toy and as your find out once you start driving it, you will be even more impressed with it, especially with hill climbing.

Cheers Mike.

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thanks guys

Actually brostar I did have the opportunity to wheel it this weekend and was very impressed with the suspension and climbing ability of the vehicle. I progressively attempted more difficult and aggressive hill climbs and each time it performed very well. So far I am extremely pleased with my purchase and look forward to the many adventures ahead!

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Good to hear it mate. I went through the same stage your describing now with hill climbing, it's amazing how quick any fear goes out the back door. I biggest scare I've had so far was coming down a steep hill in the wet. The back end decided to overtake the front and the only thing I could do was floor it. It handled it no worries but it was hair raising to say the least.

Cheers Mike.

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