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Looks great! Still has that Yamaha look with the colors. I have to try one of these this winter.

From now till about christmas or 2 weeks before is land mine time.....major wrecks can be had for sure, just hope nobody gets hurt.

Might be better to put the tailgate up so the back end of the sled is above the hood of the vehicle behind? :p

One lug of the track has it secured in the box, it will be fine. ;) a couple lugs on that tailgate, lol

Here is the fan system by Habervision that I have in my goggles, it has settings for always on and a setting for detecting moisture and then turning on when needed automatically. Battery is integral on the goggles and not on your side strap.

Just have to search around for the correct frame, I managed to find some at riverside in the bargain bin a few years ago and installed my Rx lenses in them.

I could never ever use goggles with glasses, always fog up. The only way to go if you have glasses and are like me and things are not clear when riding without glasses is to go with the pro-vue goggles. I bought mine over 5 years ago online. I sent them my prescription and got the goggles with a...

Mine has been fine, got applecare with the telus plan so no big deal

Did mine in frame

Send me a pm and I'll put you on our snowmobiler mailing list of contacts from my gmail account. I usually send emails to everyone asking who's going?, where ya want to go?, when ya want to go?, etc. But, we find facebook to be a great site to just post your plans and whoever shows up, shows up...

YES, its amazing how in the last 15 years, the trail systems are really getting better in the Edmonton area. Westlock, Barrhead, Whitecourt, Athabasca, Ironhorse, St.Paul, Bonnyville, just to name a few. The $70 per sled goes a long ways now.

Hey, if your on facebook, check out the site, "Alberta snowmobile riders". We are always planning rides around edmonton, whitecourt, athabasca, westlock, valemount, mcbride, etc. Lots of pics and info.

Very nice, let us know how it works

I think the interceptor is more common with the dominator more for severe racing service. The dominator has a higher flash point but a higher pour temperature. Not sure if that really matters cause at -51 degrees celsius, I'm adding posts to the beer and babes section, not riding. ;) AMSOIL...

Its not made here, $50 a gallon at Riverside. I then asked about buying BRP synthetic in bulk. Bring my own jugs in and its $45 a gallon. Its absolutely crazy. They rape you when you buy a sled and continue raping all they can. Its Alberta though, the land of milk and honey and oil. My last case...

Looking for someone who sells amsoil interceptor by the case and price? thanks

I would not chance it, Bought mine last year and you could feel the difference in the bearings.

Its amazing how much lift that hat provided without a chinstrap ;)

I went with MCB dual ring on my 2010 renegade. 2000 km's last year. I also replaced the wrist pin bearings in the kit with BRP ones. Lots of posts on Dootalk of failures of the chinese cheaply made wrist pin bearings supplied.

Here is the ASA website; Alberta Snowmobile Association