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So l followed that. It beeped and l stopped. Come spring time this scenario is pretty much every ride. Running WOT while overheating is one thing but 1/4 throttle and slowly watching the guage rise is another.

Plenty of trolling on both sides. Probably more from the Doo Doo faithful.

So if the manual doesn't list any normal or temperature limit values how is someone supposed to know the limit until you experience it?

The thermostat seems to hold it at 50°C from what l observed. 80° is the warning. I thought they had an automatic shutdown at critical temperature.

That is the question. Why did it seize? In my opinion there's no way those low speed trail, minor overheats hurt anything. I couldn't count how many times I've done the same to all previous sleds. It backfired some on an earlier full throttle pull in the alpine. Maybe an injector problem. The...

I think most of us think nothing of getting to the temperature where it gives us the warning beep. It's a pretty normal thing with the mountain sleds. Well, l have a 23 G5 turbo with only 700km. It quit twice up in the alpine at full throttle. I've been riding over 30 years in the mountains...

Has anyone ever had their temperature warning beep when going on an icy trail? Scratchers down of course.

Two-up sleds with big wind screens. I think they didn't do their research.

Rob Blair regularly flies a private helicopter between Calgary and Sic.

I was the king of the sled-to-sled bungee back in the day. New sleds are too fragile to be yanking on.

The mousetrap 3000

Probably tomorrow's vid.

Note the squat of the pulling cyber truck and lack of squat in the F350. They rigged the hitch angle to give the cyber lots of downforce and traction.

I hate the stupid loud sleds too.

My sphincter was puckering that whole vid. Russian roulette riding in those boney conditions.

I always thought the suburban version with a sled deck on the roof would be a cool setup.

They came with the POS 6.5 diesels originally. I'm not sure if they stuck with those through the whole production run.

Nobody does...

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