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canuck5
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For a turbo sled like this it actually makes sense to me. Turbo kit, motor/clutches,track would all go pretty quick I would think.
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How to sell a Sled….Millennial Edition
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For a turbo sled like this it actually makes sense to me. Turbo kit, motor/clutches,track would all go pretty quick I would think.
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sledneck__11
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Same thing i tell my wife
gedakbx
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Everything he has left fits in a 2x2x3 ft tote except for the gas tank
Trukker
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I couldn't be bothered.....Just not my gig . My Kid will end up riding it so I'll take a double hit
gedakbx
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Oh ya kid tax lol
Caper11
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I remember an ad for a sled that had a 20year amortization on it for financing available. I can’t remember the rate but the 20 year thing had me wondering if I was looking at a scam ad.
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ABMax24
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Hopefully jet boats do the same, fawk this $140k for a 5 year old boat that was $95k new.
Kinda shocking how quickly the used market surpassed demand,feel bad for some of these young guys that are seriously upside down on toys that they can’t afford to use now! Im wondering if this is the tip of the iceberg, everyone thought we were headed for hyper inflation, could be we’ve seen it and are in a hyper deflation cycle. Read an article that is occurring in China‘s economy right now!
Megrizzly
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High prices and interest rates are definitely factors, but the complete lack of snow anywhere east of the mountains is really crushing demand.
First time in 25 years that we’ll probably take the quads to the cabin for Christmas.
If I were selling, I’d take any reasonable offer anywhere close before the dealers start discounting in the early new year.
First time in 25 years that we’ll probably take the quads to the cabin for Christmas.
If I were selling, I’d take any reasonable offer anywhere close before the dealers start discounting in the early new year.
Luke The Drifter
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Don't forget to list that its got a fresh rebuild 50hrs ago and then get cranky when someone calls you out and says its not fresh...
neilsleder
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I personally like the runs great but could use a carb clean! Also know as this thing runs like the worn out pos it is and I am done fixing it! lol
bobsledder
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Exactly. One could see it coming and there will be some great deals coming up soon for those that have cash.
Kid in town here has been buying a dozen sleds a year and renting them and then flipping at end of season. He is sitting on a bunch of beat up ch!t he can't unload for what is owed I suspect and has a bunch of new ones delivered. No snow and a tough economy makes 450 a day rent hard to sell.
Hopefully property too. Its amazing what someone will pay for a chit box in Revy.
Mountainman52
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Kid is smart.......Rent it to him ....$350 Cash each day he rides it ...... and before it leaves the garage collect monies...... then you got Whiskey money.....I couldn't be bothered.....Just not my gig . My Kid will end up riding it so I'll take a double hit
Mountainman52
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Sorry cant drink Whiskey.....all I want to do is Fight and Fxxk...........
Radar78
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So what’s the catch? Sounds like a pretty standard small town Saskatchewan Saturday night to me!
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Mike270412
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canuck5
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I just seen a post of a dealer selling new 2023 850’s SP for $15,000 seems supply has caught up to some of the new market as well.
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If skidoo keeps that pricing for next year, and the new catalyst is over $20,000,will it be worth the extra $6000 for the extra 20 HP the 858 will have over the G5?
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