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Noticed a small puddle of oil under the front end of my '13 M800 today. Right below where the hood fits together with the intact tract. Just a build-up draining out or something else? Haven't got time to take it apart for the next couple of day. Thanks.

I don't have any issues with the factory bars, but I did put on the 2" Rox pivot riser to rake them forward and get a bit more height.

Very little loose snow left in Renshaw today. Not parking lot hard yet, but close. Pretty solid in the trees, too.

We were in Keyhole on Wednesday and it was outstanding. Not a track in sight and lots of powder.

Thanks for all the input. Those Powder grips look interesting.

Last year I saw some polymer running board insert that were riveted on the stock boards and holes cut in the aluminum using the round holes in the insert as a guide for a hole saw. For the life of me, I can not remember the name of the company that made them or find them searching the web. My...

VA? WRP? I'm not familiar with those companies.

Is there a Canadian source for the Fastlane boards or do guys just order them direct out of the US?

Jeez, 11 pages to click through? I better get started. I could use some recruits too, please. Edit: Clicked on everybody (I think) in this thread. Especially the mods and admins. They need love too.

Renshaw looks great. O-rock and I are driving down McBride tomorrow.

Which trail is that with the avys?

They need a 40+ class for us old guys.

That's awesome. Did he ride solo or did you double him?

True. I wonder if I might solve my problem at a lower cost by just swapping out the stock shocks for Fox Floats?

I do agree, it is nice that they changed. It would have been better had they given the program the consideration it deserved in the first place.

So, under pressure from customers, BRP changes it's mind on a plan that was ill-conceived in the first place. Nice that they changed, but it doesn't make them rate any higher in my book.

Excellent info, IMSICK, thanks. I think my choices are between the Timbersled and the Holz. I don't ride real hard so the possible durability issues with the Timbersled shouldn't factor in. The Holz being aprx. $400 cheap will make the choice hard, though it doesn't come with the Fox Floats like...

Now that's different. Never seen it before. How long have you been running it? What type of sliders does it use? Any problems so far?

Looks like Holz has a sale on right now, 15% off and free shipping to Canada. I may go that route. Thanks for the info.

My sled's stock so no worries about "high horsepower".;) I'm having a hard time finding other kits to compare it to, do you know of any alternatives?