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Still be on the 2020.5. Not worth it to upgrade when I still have warranty until Feb 2026 and never get out anymore. Still sitting at ~1400 kms. :noidea:

Lol.....I gotta say that I kinda like my T motion as well Niner. Guess old and lazy + TMotion = Works for me :lame:

Knees are my issue. Just 3 Alieve in the morning and 3 Tylenol arthritis before bed. Blackberry Crown Royal with lemonade mixed to taste is also a help from time to time. :rockon:

I already know what I will be riding next year. The same sled I haven't rode so far this year. :lol: :Hammer3::PDT_kap:

I've only got about 4800 with that math. :lol: :beerchug:

Ya got me by once.....:PDT_kap:I hear about guys overheating in the riding areas and come up with other stuff to do on my days off. It sucks; but ya can't win a battle against mother nature.

Lol.....phuck that. Looks like when guys head out in October after the first snowfall and are hitting random chit!!! That sux. :surrender:

Pass on that field rip Matt.:israel:Still hoping for a storm system to come through and get a chance to get a trip in. If not; my sled is just gonna stay where it is rather than get desperate and go wreck chit.

That could be a new thread in itself

Perfect. I'm off that weekend.

I’ve found that looking at the trees while staying in the meadows and on the open hills works really well to avoid hitting them.

We have been running the DuraPro ski rubbers for years now and never lost one yet.

Sounds about right. I am 225lbs without gear and run the spaces on #3.

I agree that that is the defining factor. I tried dropping into where the guys I have rode with for many years that became really good tree riders after coming back from BBA went down in Salmon. Was a complete chit show and I was down there for hours. After many stucks from failed attempts at...

I wonder why Dawson hasn’t been out with Matt lately??

Maybe you still had pieces of crayons in your teeth? :gathering:

My son had one on his '22 turbo. Was louder than he wanted and he is only 23 years old. Looked like it was good quality though. But waaaay louder than my Silber cooker can.

Anyone making plans for next weekend??

It's what they say; but I'm not sold on that. I still think that cold air moving through the engine compartment freely, with a greater volume of air movement is going to transfer more heat away from a hot surface than fins on a clutch in an enclosed space.

All the standard stuff everyone always brings up... Wash the belts in hot soapy water before using them (I do the belt after every trip as well) Keep the clutch faces clean (after every trip as well) I don't think anyone actually breaks in a belt; but I try to run a new belt from the truck to...