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All the sleds make good power. But only a few sleds put a greater percentage of that power to the ground. 😜🤔🤐

Well I guess there was something terribly wrong with the 9R that I had a chance to have a couple uphill races against in McBride. After watching my old junk 2020.5 disappearing up the hill on him a couple times; with the skis hanging handlebar high on his sled, he just gave me a thumbs up and...

Damn man. I am trying to hold myself back from buying a 6.5 by telling myself I can just load up 150g bulets for my .300 RUM. But two custom rifles just seems so much cooler. Was kicking around a 6.5 or a .270 WSM. Which would come from; or go to Corlane of course for some tweaks/adjustments/and...

Damn; had er tucked back in there good. :thumbsup2:

Yep you nailed it for everyone there. Ken built sleds and trusted people to pay when they could on their word. Being a friend of Ken's I went on sled trips with him and stopped by the shop for a bs and out to grab lunch when I was in Edmonton. He always just did what I wanted done in the shop...

He had been looking at it maybe being time soon even before the factory turbo's came out. There will always be guys out there looking to do some mods; but running a shop costs alot of money. He is a very smart man; betting a few jobs here and there for certain people out of a garage is way less...

The amount a guy can get out anymore should keep the sleds running for years.....My 2020.5 only has 1700 kms on it. Sadly when I got it last February it had 1450 kms on it. Not too worried about reliability; other than getting it out if something goes wrong since she's on warranty until 2026. I...

Sometimes mid to late April is awesome with a truck and deck. Driving halfway to the cabin is pretty damn nice.

Exactly man. So you made a group decision. And to each their own. One of my son’s friends since he was 5 years old is out doing some jumps and filming. I know damn well they are sending it and hoping for the best. That’s the stuff that worries me.

Geez.....There is no reason to be doing that stuff in the backcountry. Does nobody think of the stress and pressure it puts on the rest of your group to help you and get you out if you seriously injure yourself by choosing to do these things in a place where medical help is not an option. Then...

Just picked up some at Happy Gas on GP and my thinking is exactly the same as yours Max. I think the additives are much nicer to carry with you, and a fine option as well. But I only use about a 25-30% ratio of Av; just to be safe that I don't have to worry about detonation from bad fuel...

After having to get my 22 year old son out from under his 2020 Expert when it came over and pinned him in his trench on "Showoff Hill" right by the Renshaw cabin he has since decided that turning out a bit sooner is a much safer option than going for the re-entry or bow tie option. Had my sled...

Might be headed there that weekend as well Randy. Have to see what my son has planned for his second week off.

Who isn't in for some anarchy.............let's fukn go fellas.:gathering::bluesbros::Hammer3:

Exactly....and people watching his Intagram vids think that's how every Boost performs. Quite deceiving if you don't know what ya know. Besides lightweight I bet that thing is at 6-7lbs of boost.

That's why I bought my SuperDuty with the 7.3 Godzilla motor....It's Mad Max approved!!!!

Yeah buddy........how much boost are you running????? :hmm::innocent:

That is fukn insane. Unless that sled is making you money; or the parts are free, that's a sled no weekend warrior can afford to build.

First thing I do on every sled no matter what brand is run a bead of Ultra Copper on every exhaust spring. Super cheap and easy.

Unfortunately I am old enough that it hurts from my finger tips to my toes. :lol: