Past Elite Bow Specs

[Bullzeye]

Can someone post the specs from all the past Elite Bows. Pictures and specs of all the past bows would make a nice sticky.

[Michael]

Brad is working on it, but has to wait for Kevin to slow down a little before he can finish it.

[Bullzeye]

Brad is working on it, but has to wait for Kevin to slow down a little before he can finish it.




Cool!

What year did Elite Archery produce their first bow?

[Michael]

I think it was the 2006 model year... well as Elite anyway.;)

[BLOWTHRU]

You know being that I am new to the Elite Forum I can't help but think that it would be really nice if Elite could did the following:

Posted the different bows they have made in the last few years with their respective specs and settings. I say this is important, because say I wanna buy or trade a bow with someone on the forum, or I accuire a bow somewhere I wanna be able to know how to set it up and what specs I should be getting. Or will the bow fit me..
Why not just post a PDF Link on the website or something.

I see guys talking about, e500, energy, changing and upgrading cams and stuff. There's no refference material for us/me/anyone to see. Any where is a tuning or adjustment guide for these bows, MARS?

One more thought: Let us know if any these older bows are serviceable, or have replacement parts! Does Elite have a cutoff on parts for previous years. I have a bowtech that is older and I can get parts, but not for much longer. Bows axles, cams, bearings, limbs wear out. Its nice to know if you can service a particuliar bow...Afew years ago I had a situation where a 5yr old Hoyt could not be fixed Because the Factory no longer made any of the parts whatsoever! Of course that is why I'll never OWN another Hoyt period...

Would you guys on the forum like an area posted for the differert years bows and specs? Pictures too? If so are there owners out there that could help Elite Brad develope this?
Comments plz... Sorry, Elite Brad but you name came to thought!:)



Thanks for seeing the need for it also!:cool:

We could really use the info, maybe some forum members could help put it together. Thanks for the thread.