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Our first trip south of the boarder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwkUUQxFezI

I never knew you could claim it, i wonder if i still can claim it after 2 years? Any one know if it is still claimable now? Total cost was about $3500 for myself and my benefits covers $1000. I had mine done at King Lasik.

Going on about 2 years my self. Best thing ever, slight dry eyes once in a while and only real difference is a little more sensitive to headlights and street lights at night. I work outside all day every day and the sun doesn't bother me any more then before. Good luck, I had surgery on a...

i have minimal snow with Mike Taylor foot-well vents. Found him on Snowest

Good stuff, its always nice when its just a smaller problem like that. If you let that thing warm up properly you shouldn't have any problem with that kit, i ran it in my 09 assault that last 3 season's i had that sled. Never had any problems. good luck.

I was thinking the same thing

Ive witnessed and rode MTNTK full mod with both set ups (Bully dog and Dobec), i agree with Chris 100%, get the bully dog. The sled ran flawless and crisp all day. Not so much with the dobec(attitude)

I don't work for my company for a possible bonus, i don't expect any bonus. I truly enjoy working for my company, great atmosphere, boss and other employees, etc. As for being great full for having a job, i work hard and earn my continued employment. That being said, a bonus is there to show...

not gateway, hey at least a turkey is something right lol

Part owner is my service manager, lol another in Calgary and one in van city as far as i know. National company but around 100 tech's

Journeyman Tech here and i have never received a bonus..(Refrigeration and air conditioning mechanic, for what its worth) also with a national company.

I can vouch for the MTNTK kit also, i rode with dragonweld all weekend. It flat out rips and pulls hard.

I agree with CB1, stock pro and tips over without any problems. I set up my suspension as per the manual to my weight like gdhillon mentioned. Aftermarket shocks will always help out a sled's handling.

vance is right, i would also double check to ensure the lengths are the same as well. I believe the 14's may be too short.

Vance is right, more compression now, but it should loosen up a bit once everything is seated and broken in. I have a head and fix on my 09, and the first couple pulls on a cold morning were very gentle. Sometimes at least 4 or 5 before i really yanked on her.

x2 on the VR, id be careful running it again. I had the VR act up like that a few times and eventually it fried the ECU. (warranty at the time at least)

i ran a set for a season, no issues.

I personally enjoy this product, especially when training(Muay Thai)before and after sometimes, or as a start up in the morning. I've tried a few other products from them, i liked all I've used. Most frequent would be the Isoblic protein (great mid morning, post workouts and before bed...

X2 what wilk said, mine went on my 14 PRO with no problem

Parkland Motorsports and cycle works have them