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I've taken friends Riding in Golden who've rented from GSR (Golden Snowmobile Rentals) and Rocky Mountain Riders.
I'd recommend GSR for sure, Aaron and his wife Kim run the shop, they're the best people in the world to deal with, and their sleds are new and in great shape. When we rented the sleds, he was one short because a rental came back broken that afternoon, Aaron was good enough to give us his own personal sled for the day, while he sacrificed a day of riding and took a Freestyle 550 to the cabin at Quartz to cook up some burgers for all the riders up there. He also carries some cool merchandise at his shop!
Luke from RMR is also a good guy to deal with, however, his operation is a little shady. His sleds aren't the best, and he operates out of his parents basement. I'm sure he'll move to a better place when he gets on his feet (I think he's just starting out).
As for prices, they were comparable, but you'll get a better sled from Aaron. He's usually in the mountains riding as well, and doesn't mind helping out a fellow sledder.
I'd recommend GSR for sure, Aaron and his wife Kim run the shop, they're the best people in the world to deal with, and their sleds are new and in great shape. When we rented the sleds, he was one short because a rental came back broken that afternoon, Aaron was good enough to give us his own personal sled for the day, while he sacrificed a day of riding and took a Freestyle 550 to the cabin at Quartz to cook up some burgers for all the riders up there. He also carries some cool merchandise at his shop!
Luke from RMR is also a good guy to deal with, however, his operation is a little shady. His sleds aren't the best, and he operates out of his parents basement. I'm sure he'll move to a better place when he gets on his feet (I think he's just starting out).
As for prices, they were comparable, but you'll get a better sled from Aaron. He's usually in the mountains riding as well, and doesn't mind helping out a fellow sledder.