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Zertrider

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  • Location
    Ilderton
  • Main Riding Area
    Anywhere
  • Sled
    2019 ZR8000 Limited
  • Previous and/or Other Sleds
    2015 ZR6000LTD, 2008 Crossfire 800, 2001 Zrt 800, 1998 AC Powder Special 600, 1995 ZRT 800, 1993 ZR440, 1989 Wildcat 650, 1987 MX470, 1978 Spitfire, dozens as a kid.
  • 18/19 Mileage
    dont remind me.
  • 16/17 Mileage
    800mi
  • 15/16 Mileage
    500mi
  • 14/15 Mileage
    1850mi
  • 13/14 Mileage
    Forget
  • 12/13 Mileage
    500km
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  1. Back about 2003, 4 of us rode from Forest to Kapuskasing. 3 cats and a new Yamaha RX1. Did it in 3.5 days. We were all 24-28. Met uncles in Kap with the trailer, and we drove home and they ride back. I think the took 5 days. As for regrets or missed opportunities? None, because I not done sledding.
  2. Just saw ads from Fast Track in Dorchester, $5400 off 24 zr800, 5600 of Riot 8000. Dealers are getting worried for sure
  3. Those SkiDoo 600s are great until you need to do ANYTHING under the hood. They have to be the worst sled ever built for access.
  4. Seriously? You need to do some more and better research before making a statement like that. There is not a darn thing that is the same from a Blast to the Catalyst. Ok, maybe a track option but nothing else.
  5. Talked to a guy Friday night who was just at 3 Bears and he said it was great. Auld Reekie in Gowganda was great for ATVs 5 yrs ago but don't know about now.
  6. Just got back from the Yoop. Conditions were variable, from OK to excellent. Stayed in Munising and went both east and west. Grand Marais was OK, Marquette was excellent. Don't go too far south from either, conditions were noticeably worse further south when driving up
  7. Skis touch walls before any part of the sled. So I put in the sleds, and mounted a couple of floor anchors where they were convenient. Pull front ends slightly towards the walls, and straight down with the rear. Have towed for 6hrs with no contact between sleds. And axle setback is enough to keep proper weight on the tongue.
  8. Not my picture, but this is 2 Summits in a 6x12
  9. Drive the first in, slide rear end over, and back in the 2nd. Easily room for 2. Erased the picture that I did have on my phone, but easily fit my 137 Procross and a 129 Polaris or another Procross.
  10. I have a couple trailers at my disposal, and having just a basic V-nose 6x12, makes it easy for me for just 2 sleds. Will it last forever? Nope but at $7g brand new when I bought it a year ago, who cares. I oil spray it before winter, and it gets used every week in the summer for the kids race truck. For more sleds, we have an all aluminum 7x19? that we can get 4 in when needed
  11. Enough here to shake out the cobwebs on my own property.
  12. Might want to check the weather. Going to be 9 Thursday after 5deg on Wednesday. Wouldn't go too far from the trailer
  13. Same. Left NL yesterday, and to Latchford trails were OK. From the dam to Temagami were heavenly. Had lunch at Temagami Shores and continued south. And from Martin River to the D were the same, absolutely perfect
  14. We will be back. Oh and breakfast at the 17 Restaurant in Blind River. Fairly priced and excellent. And Rustys Cafe for dinner in Blind River was.......... interesting. Rusty is an interesting character.
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