maxwell
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So ur tellin me ur fat and a ginger??? Good thing for keyboards and snowmobile forums for you hey,,,
Ain't no ginger. That's for sure.
So ur tellin me ur fat and a ginger??? Good thing for keyboards and snowmobile forums for you hey,,,
I was thinking your buddy wanted his Pro back after 15 seconds of wrestling with your XP! lol
Funny, your the guy who always says that you have to spend at least a day on a sled to give a good review and opinion.
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I say a lot of things just sayin lol
I tried it in 2011. 15 seconds later I was done
Hey don't beat yourself up, not everyone has the skills and technical aptitude to ride something that's up to date and current. You're probably way more comfortable on the stable both skis planted station wagon platform, like the xp. I know most of the trail riding hotshots in our group love them also. Once they've honed their skills and gained some experience, a lot of em have moved on to a sled more adapted to fun and technical activities. But hey I'm sure you'll be singing the praises of the narrower skinny feeling easy tipping XM soon enough, otherwise you may have to turn your Jammie's into the Edmonton Doo glee club.
Well guys, I ride with almost all poos now and holly crap why would they be all spending money on different parts and boards if they where that greatttt, I will say this, when I get my new XM and go riding with my poo buddies it won't be me asking to try there machine, it will be the other way around, LOL And since it is my enclosed we use, they get to doo all the cleaning on it.hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I'm the same way run with what you brung and it will be fun. I like trying everyone rides,but the perfect sled would needs pieces from all of them.I got a new poo and if one of my buddies had an XM I would want to try it out to, what’s the big deal? It's new, has a rear skid unlike anything in the aftermarket. How would I know if I like it or not without ridding it?
I really hope your just joking about making you "buddies" clean your sled and or trailer just because they happen to have their sleds in it. If not I am willing to bet most of them are just using you for it or something else. I will admit to having my buds clean my sled but only because I was other cleaning the truck and trailer or won some kind of bet on the hill were cleaning each other’s sleds was the wager.
Have friends who have a different model or brand of sleds make it that much more fun not only can everyone get to try them but we bust on each other but we can crack jokes about the equipment there on, all in good fun of course. I have no delusions about my best friends ridding ability, raised in revy for the first 22yrs of his life coming from a family with very little to spend on sledding made him become the rider he is today, but that doesn’t mean if he gets stuck with his 2012 xp and I happen to make it higher/farther than he did I will stop and take a pic so I can relive the moment and hold it over his head till the next time.
IMO Without good friends sledding would be just a way of transportation.
BM
I was thinking your buddy wanted his Pro back after 15 seconds of wrestling with your XP! lol
no it isn't mines blueBut my sled is better than yours......
Well just seen in the doo section, FredW weighing etec wiring harness and sensors, little over 16 pounds. Could Maxwell be right?
im never right. ever look at the rear cooling system on a pro? theres another 20 lbs. the funny thing is if you look at the dynamics of the pro rmk chassis there is NOTHING llighter about it. it all comes down to components and the only thing they have that is lighter that the skidoo does not is the carbon peices and the belt drive. so in reality we are talking about 5-10 lbs of "material" that is lighter chassis wise. the rest is all extra features that cary the extra weight.