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Handyman repair job :rolleyes:

I think the dinosaurs were thinking the same thing; Bontosaurs not getting the respect any more, Tryannosaurs fed up with the scrappy Velociraptors, Ankylosaurs only coming out to bust chit up... They prayed for something drastic to happened, and God obliged by pushing the ol' reset button...

So what kind of computer did you go with? I'm in the same boat as you were with your old laptop. Thx :D

didnt post the "standard" model

M-1100 Turbo :d:d:d

My 11 M8 Ltd. Thanks to TT Powersports for the green cat's eyes :D

now i know why she's your ex, :P

:nopics: :D

The LTD comes with tunnel bag, handlebar bag, underhood goggle bag, hand guards, ice scratchers, BCA back pack (not the avy one), and the color. I was in at Argyll before I bought mine, and their price was without PDI, frieght, GST.

Just bought a 2011 M8 Ltd at Camrose Arctic Cat on Tuesday for $12,899 + GST. My buddy bought a 2011 M8 SP 162 as well for $12,899 + GST.

I've got a 162" if you are still looking for one...

If 1050ft is your vertical, wouldn't it also be your horizontal distance travelled? Actual distance up the slope (if it were 45 degrees) would be 1485ft?

Lets see some pics of your sled and bumper :D

I don't think that's Big Brother, more like Darwinism :rolleyes: tekim :D

Only been to the mountains once since I had it on, but seems to be holding up pretty well. I had heard that about the cracking, and asked the guys at BDX. They said that the tunnel-cracking issue seemed to be moreso on the M-series sleds. You got any pics of the bumper on the M7?

It didn't take too long. I was working on some other stuff as well, so I did it over a few days. I think that if a guy did it all at once, it would only take 1/2 day. The longest part of the job was to try and fab up an end for the tunnel; somewhere for the snowflap to rivet into. The...

Valemount / McBride Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mMNTngm-MY

Valemount / McBride Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91e4_-TjMBI

1. Download the *.KML file from the VARDA website for the area you are interested in: Valemount Area Recreation Development Association - Snowmobiling 2. Goto the following "GPSies" website to convert the KML file to a GPX file: GPSies.com - GPS, Tracks, Trails, Tours, Converter Convert 3...

couple more :D