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bodywerks · 05-28-2009, 10:04 PM

Between those two I would say the H9 260 most definitely. But between the H9 260 and the Aeroworks 260, well, that would be a tough one, real tough. I'll give it to you this way and you can decide from there.
I had a H9 260. Very light - 26.3 pounds with tuned pipes with little effort to drop weight. I won several IMAC contests with it, and it 3D'ed well when I wanted it to. BUt I sold it and bought a second Aeroworks 260 and still have it. I loved the first one but sold it due to tight $ - turned out that I just couldn't live without one. I am glad I bought another and wouldn't give it up for anything. It's quality is far superior to the H9, too. However, I really did like the H9 260 and wouldn't mind havinng another to sit along my AW, simply because it looks cool and flies awesome - so well, that it makes you forget that the quality is a little lacking.

05-28-2009, 10:04 PM	#3
bodywerks Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tucson Age: 36 Posts: 5,229	Re: Extra 260 H9 or AW Yak 100cc Between those two I would say the H9 260 most definitely. But between the H9 260 and the Aeroworks 260, well, that would be a tough one, real tough. I'll give it to you this way and you can decide from there. I had a H9 260. Very light - 26.3 pounds with tuned pipes with little effort to drop weight. I won several IMAC contests with it, and it 3D'ed well when I wanted it to. BUt I sold it and bought a second Aeroworks 260 and still have it. I loved the first one but sold it due to tight $ - turned out that I just couldn't live without one. I am glad I bought another and wouldn't give it up for anything. It's quality is far superior to the H9, too. However, I really did like the H9 260 and wouldn't mind havinng another to sit along my AW, simply because it looks cool and flies awesome - so well, that it makes you forget that the quality is a little lacking. __________________ Gmoney and Smarks are spooners