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Bryan XC700

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About Bryan XC700

  • Birthday 08/09/1976

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  • Location
    Dover Township & Wah-Wash-Kesh Lake
  • Main Riding Area
    Port Loring
  • Club
    Argyle Riders
  • Sled
    2020 Polaris 850 Indy XC 137
  • Previous and/or Other Sleds
    2011 Polaris 800 Rush Pro-R
    2002 Polaris XC SP 800
    1998 Polaris XC 700
  • 18/19 Mileage
    400 miles
  • 17/18 Mileage
    717 miles
  • 16/17 Mileage
    155 miles
  • 15/16 Mileage
    65
  • 12/13 Mileage
    425 miles & a blown motor another crappy year!!
  • 11/12 Mileage
    0 miles :( this season sucks!
  • 10/11 Mileage
    470 miles
  • Interests
    Sledding of course, football, baseball, hunting, fishing & anything else that gets me out of the house!!
  • Gender
    Male

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  1. You’ll love the QS3 shocks, we have them on my wife’s 650 quick adjust for conditions. I have a 2020 850 XC and I’m a bigger guy (6’-3”, 285lbs) I went with the heavier torsion springs & it made a huge difference in my ride. The only thing I’ve had to do to my 850 is the jack shaft bearing behind the secondary. Polaris stopped making these greasable years ago & the bearing went around 5000 miles (still under warranty on a trip to Quebec)
  2. You can't go wrong with Klim either. I have a Klim suit as well & wear it or my FXR depending on where I am riding.
  3. You can't go wrong with FXR, myself & my family have been wearing FXR gear for years. We all have the float suits since we ride a lot of lakes & ice fish. All our jackets have the removable liner & I've never had mine in due to how warm my suit is. Check out Royal Distributing's website & go to their closeout section, lots of FXR options there depending on size. You just missed their tent sale.
  4. I'm a Polaris guy all the way. If you're looking at a Polaris stay away from anything before 2015. In 2015 they updated the 800 & they became much more reliable. I got in the habit of adding a couple of ounces of oil to each tank of gas for additional reliability. But with anything you're buying someone's used sled & they won't tell you how hard it was actually ridden. The biggest thing is if they sled appears to be maintained, suspension, bushing etc., in great working order may be your best indication of how that sled was treated.
  5. Nice! You made the right call to cancel when you did. I was out with 6 friends the week before Family Day for 5 days of riding in Revelstoke & the conditions were horrible!!! We made the best of it with our fantastic guides.
  6. Try to contact John Dillinger on Facebook Marketplace. He used to run a facebook page call Indy Parts Plus, I've bought several things from him over the years & he's been great to deal with.
  7. Men's small FXR Team FX coat with F.A.S.T. Was my son's coat but he outgrew last year. Posting here first if anyone is interested before I post on marketplace. $175.00 obo and will ship at buyers expense or willing to meet within reason. Small tear in front flap that has been repaired (see last picture).
  8. Lack luster release this year. I wasn't expecting anything huge, but thought they'd expand their turbo 850 to the XCR & maybe add a turbo 4 stroke but maybe that's for next year. I was originally thinking about snow checking this year but will wait another year.
  9. I am leaning towards Fluid Film on the axles & where any steel meets the aluminum. Thanks for all the input, a yearly application & washing the underside should help me keep this trailer till my riding days are done!
  10. Looking for some feedback. I bought a new aluminum enclosed V-nose trailer this year. Should I have the underside krown or oil coated?
  11. Thoughts and prayers Bill. Stay strong!
  12. I will be installing superclamps in the trailer as well. A friend did barn mats as well & said they were very heavy.
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