is this camo's new poster boy?
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Carbon
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thank god I didn't run into that seen hiking.....would of made for weird first impression on your sledding style...haha
maxwell
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lol...
soo did you tow this out?
soo did you tow this out?
Yup, just dragged it out on the rails. Stopped to lift the sliders over a few dirt patches.
Those rails really sink in rotten snow...I had a grin ear to ear everytime I had to roost to keep the train rolling!
Took two sleds the last km. Busted a tie rod end when I got a little rammy.
I think the sliders are still good!
Spring riding...always entertaining!
imdoo'n
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looks like the bartster posing for playgirly again, does he ever stop .
Not to mention the lack of control.
one guy in our group blew one, we hose clamped it together to get out of the bowl we were in, and it finally went half way down the trail in Blue Lake.
The ride down was interesting, outa control sliding in the ditch....
Not to mention the lack of control.
one guy in our group blew one, we hose clamped it together to get out of the bowl we were in, and it finally went half way down the trail in Blue Lake.
The ride down was interesting, outa control sliding in the ditch....
Control wasn't an issue, just steered it like a dog sled.....LOL
Not being able to stop was the interesting part......
You bet man. Helicopters are for pussies.
The Arborist
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I tore my track off last season,
but I didn't score very high in dismount pionts. ( More impaled then a dismount) After towing the sled backwards over 45kms out of Silent Pass, somebody told me about a trick they had figured out. Take the ripped track flip it upsidedown, strap it to the front bumper run it under the skid then strap up tight to the back bumper, sled stays up on the snow and you don't have to figure out how to get your junk track out of the back country.
Pulling backwards worked fine but we were a little scared of bending the tow sleds tunnel.
Warhawk
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Well i see you must of had a fun day
When did this happen ?glad you got it out in 2 pieces LMAO
you also have apm
Hey bud me and the wife are leaving tommorrow to head to Calgary to catch a flight to Mexico we will be back on the 19th in the AM wondering if you, the wife and daddys little girl would like to go out for supper the night of the 19th??
i'll send you a pm with my number
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