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To be fair, they also cut down a fair share of the trees they run into.

That was one question I had for my parents. Where does the garbage go in Costa Rica?

Interesting! That's the first explanation I've heard, and it makes sense. How does the similar new Cat clutch deal with this?

Agree, if it breaks, you replace it. The much worse problem is when it falls off and there is no way to keep it on. New bolt won't fix that. New clutch won't fix that. Need a new motor.

But how much is a 9R or Boost worth that only has 1 year warranty - and half of that will be this winter where probably you won't get to ride it due to low snow. If you get one with a clutch that falls off, literally the only fix is a new engine. In that case, what was this sled you bought...

What do we think Muskoka is up to these days?

Chlorinated brake cleaner is great at taking down those red speckled buggers.

In the plans for everyone to have an EV, keep in mind that the big caveat is that everyone leaves their EV plugged into their home charger 24/7 when the car is at home. That way, when the wind isn't blowing and the sun isn't shining and the snowmobilers are sad from the low mountain snowpack...

I imagine you've experienced the climate to be confident that it suits you. My parents just got back from Costa Rica. They said it was too hot for them, 35C and super humid. Full on sweat fest all day, every day. Beach sand burned their feed.

This could explain why my used sled is worth so little. A crime ring is stealing tons of sleds and dumping them on the used market for blowout prices.

One of the worst parts about the long wait time on new vehicle orders, is that after the model year ends, they slide you to the next year, and your price goes up - even if you agreed to a lower price!

Not yet, no.

There's a new Santa Fe coming. Not sure if it is a 2024 or 2025. But it is larger than the old one. Also a new Palisade coming that looks like a Escalade.

Be careful out there - they have big talons.

Ideally, the add-on Trailtech gauge would be powered by a commercial off the shelf USB battery pack (like people use to charge their cellphones). This is the cheapest and most universal method of battery power.

Sadly, it seems like the NA Cat sleds are more expensive than a NA Doo or Poo.

What's your technique for torquing the primary clutch bolt? And how often do you do it?

I agree. I think even with smooth throttle application, whoops will develop. It's something in the dynamics of our sled suspension and snow packing. I continue to hope that someone will invent a practical sleigh or other attachment that all of us can easily attach to our sleds on the trail to...

Back on topic, didn't this thread miss out on a senator or congressperson literally being expelled due to corruption - the last instance of this being 170 years ago?

I saw a Ford truck in Revelstoke with four sleds on top of it. Did anyone get a photo? Conditions are good for sledding. Old tracks are still present, so you have to hunt for fresh.