Snowmobiling with my best friend at Grand Lake, Co. Started from On The Trails Rental. This is a great place to visit. bg
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Good for you Bill. That has to be on my "bucket list". ;D
Yip, hope you get the chance. Did the storm get you yesterday? I was watching the weather channel when you were in the eye of the storm. bg
great sled ski doo all the way
Never thought there was snow in the south. Have a great time. :)
This is north central colorado. bg
That's a cool town. Wooden sidewalks :)
Missed the 'Co' ::)
Never been to Colorado riding. I'll stick with my Northeast Kingdom here in Vermont though.
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Been doing a lot of riding both for work and for pleasure UP here. Decided after this year I need to upgrade sleds to something with an even longer track as a 144" just isn't cutting it in the deep stuff anymore.
Quote from: chevytaHOE5674 on February 25, 2013, 10:04:43 AM
Been doing a lot of riding both for work and for pleasure UP here. Decided after this year I need to upgrade sleds to something with an even longer track as a 144" just isn't cutting it in the deep stuff anymore.
Are you riding a mountain sled now?
Maybe a utility sled with a wide track would work out for you. I believe the new skidoo skandics have a 24" wide track, 156" long. Wouldn't want to get that stuck!
Yeah I'm riding a mountain sled. Have thought about a work sled but they aren't any fun when you are out riding for pleasure. When in the deep snow and steep hills you want tons of power and light weight so you can toss it around and carve between the trees easily. Thinking something in the 800-1000cc range with at least a 151" track with a 2.5" lug.
That's a dedicated mountain sled alright. Rare to see anything like that here. My SRX is just a 121", 1.25" lug, but it sure is fast 8)