deaner
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I think even riding every single day would get old in a hurry
Got that wobbly skid sorted yet? Pack a sack full of belts too ...thought the vents were supposed to solve that one....its true, skidoos blow up. My experience has been they either grenade horrendously so you know your getting a free motor and a heli ride OR they make it back to the truck somehow. For me watching my friends struggle with this P22 and sparkplug deal its the lack of confidence in their engineering dept. that would be a tough pill to swollow for me. Telling the customer the issue is fixed, then proceeding to find out it is in fact NOT fixed would leave a bit of a sour taste in ones mouth knowing that a major drivetrain component could become detached from the snowmobile at 8500 rpm oh and by the way its out of your control as to when it happens. It can only leave an owner of a polaris snowmobile thinking one thing.....do they really know what is wrong with this sled? How does that make you feel when your 45 miles into nowhere land and your hand is clamped to the bar in a 2 minute deep pow climb?
You sure would be in good shape by the end of the season. Sledding is the best full body work out I know.I think even riding every single day would get old in a hurry
Again… dead wrong.!!
JMCX turbo R made it back to the truck after shutting down in the alpine…
No warranty that I’ve heard of yet…?
Skidoo warranty seems to be as ignorant as the French bastard running this country…
Haven't much been in to watching his videos this season either. For me it was relatable a few years ago, and that's what drew me in A regular guy out there living the dream. Kinda like his Dan's posts here really hooked me on mountain sledding way back when.
Now the dream has gone commercial and it just lost its allure.
When i was out in Revy, living the sled bum life. Id sled 5 days a week, go to party, hang out with lots of different girls.
1 year i lived in some movie producer houes, with 4 chicks.
This guy spends all night editing videos for youtube. We aint the same. Lmao
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Different, but the same. Back then I was an alcoholic party animal too, so it was relatable lol.
I mean there is Muskoka but the real deal is Maxwell. Loland if he doesnt ill do an episode of trading spaces, he can spend the winter in valemount living at my house and ill go take care of his wife
Rode with a couple guys from sicamous last year and we rode all day and not one go pro or picture was taken we got back down and they were amazed, i could care less about showing people or watching myTimes have really changed though.
We used to bring some cameras with us when we were jumping to get some pictures. And even that was work.
This guy makes a fkn TV show every time he rides.
Dont think my friends woulda been too stoked on that.
Now every A hole that rides a sled, vlogs it...
Times have really changed though.
We used to bring some cameras with us when we were jumping to get some pictures. And even that was work.
This guy makes a fkn TV show every time he rides.
Dont think my friends woulda been too stoked on that.
Now every A hole that rides a sled, vlogs it...
He probably makes $8000 a month making his vlogs so I see the drive for it but regardless I’m sure it gets old
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Ya him maybe. What about all the guys riding with him?
Maybe it doesnt effect the day that much, i dont know.
Oh I imagine his filming takes priority over the day and I’m sure his riding partners get tired of it.
Back in 2014ish? I rode a bit with the Mickus off and on and one day we rode with the sled neck guys in Eagles Pass while filming and was pumped at first but wore off quick. Spent the whole day sitting and watching them setup some drops he dropped a cliff and that was the day. It was rad but would of rather rode
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Not if the snow is good.I think even riding every single day would get old in a hurry
Chris BurnhardtHit the nail on the head. Polaris spends its money on Marketing vs Product. Polaris camp will carry 6 primary clutches, 4engines, 3 secondarys, 5 belt drive belts, 6 sets of reeds, 9000 springs primary springs, 4000 secondary springs, 15 exhaust sensors, 4500 spark plugs, 46 A arms,17 helicopter rides, Install aftermarket bypass kits so their sleds dont bog in the "deep" powder. and yet thats allll OK, because the polaris sidehills so nice and they will buy them over and over again even knowing polaris engineering doesnt have fixes for their issues. But its OK, breath, Caleb Kerstuckle and Chris burnhardt ride them so your fine.
skidoo drops 200 rpm in a climb and everyone loses their minds
take that cash and spend it on 2 more sled trips so you can learn to sidehill that skidoo and your golden LOL