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  1. Got sled picked up from Rockland Polaris yesterday. Great guys all serviced ready for next season.
    8 points
  2. Nice to see this come through. https://www.sudbury.com/local-news/northern-snowmobile-trails-set-for-major-upgrades-10548048
    4 points
  3. I wanted to give a shoot out to Dillon at Recoskie Precision Machine Shop in Cochrane. While riding up there in March, I threw a stud and it went through my heat exchanger. Mike from sledaddicz , made a couple phone calls for me and Dillon was highly recommended. I went directly to his place just south of town and he took me right in and started the repair. In no time, it was all fixed and back together and I was on my way only losing half day of riding!
    4 points
  4. Th th th that's all folks. Still snow in the bush, lots of ice left on lakes but, rotting fast. Shore ice leaving fast, on the river. Thanks for stopping by my snow report. See you next fall. Ski
    3 points
  5. Just surfing a Barrie dealer, they have 2 Ski Doo 850 Turbo's, 3-4000 km range for 15,999.00. Wow, 2 years old and basically 50% of new. Brutal depreciation, guess no one wants to chance a used Turbo.
    3 points
  6. Best way to go for me just because I turn my own wrenches. When I'm ready to buy I'm also ready to go pick one up as soon as I make contact with the seller. Find the best deal, be there first with cash, negotiate and get a bill of sale for a couple grand saying "as-where is". Now your another grand ahead of the game. I do this every year and sell before the end of the season. If I still want to ride I jump on the ol' back up sled. Most years I can recover my expenses completely and had fun with a different sled each season. The grand saved pays for pre season maintenance, trail pass insurance and even fuel if you get a good deal on purchase price. Every year I tell my wife I'm done with sleds but as summer goes by I forget the pain they cause me. lol
    2 points
  7. I would think any 2-stroke turbo would lose its value quickly. race rocket riders who buy them, and a shorter life span 2-stroke engine. its a toy, not an investment. As for investments, I'd much rather risk the ups and downs of the market instead of having cash stuffed in a mattress that depreciates in buying power every year thanks to inflation. If your savings are not growing equal to the inflation rate you're losing money. That being said, buying stocks without understanding what you're actually buying is called gambling, not investing.
    2 points
  8. Looks like AC is putting out MY26 models!👍 Yamaha 4 strokes too!👍
    1 point
  9. I get it, but it still burns alittle when it costs $50 to use $20. Car washes are pissing me off lately too. $5 to start and the soap doesnt flow for the first half of the cycle. By the time it does you have just enough time to add another $5 to rinse. lol
    1 point
  10. The slight of hand by the powers that be make me sick. more so now with all the attention on spending waste. Water, sewage and waste management were all part of property taxes years ago. Someone announced property taxes were not going up one year and we suddenly had water meters and bag tags to pay for. And how the heck does it cost more for delivery of gas and electricity than the actual cost of what we use?? Isnt that like a woman wanting to be compensated for time, cloths and makeup to show up for a date?? WTF I like my bacon crisp, not burnt. My bacon seems to be burnt alot lately.
    1 point
  11. Polaris only offered 3 year warranty. All deprecating don't matter what it is. I priced out a new 26, but bought same sled for about half cost of a new one with 1800 km's on it. I think I just keep buying low km 2 to 3 year old sleds and trade every couple of years.
    1 point
  12. Most guys I know bought turbo's and immediately went to work making them straight line sleds. The tinkering is the fun part, the thrill is short lived. It's like a jet ski on an inland lake. It's fun for about 10 minutes. This on the other hand, looks fun. Trust you pilot.
    1 point
  13. That would be me....and I no longer gamble. lol
    1 point
  14. Dam!!… I need to more centrally located! I kinda dig the vintage stuff. Not much for that down in my neck of the woods.. that I know of. I’ve kind of started a collection of vintage 77 ski doo Olympic 340 78 Arctic cat jag 340 72 northway 340 will add pics to this over the weekend
    1 point
  15. We live in the city - there is a reason my kid does not wash his dirt bike in the driveway - it's in the backyard only!
    1 point
  16. Whats the ol' sayin?? Gotta have it to risk it? I'm trying to retire and be able make sure my wife is well taken care of if she were left to fend for herself. If I gambled and lost I wouldnt do well with that. I seem to feel like I never have enough to risk at my families expense. Maybe if I play the lottery?? lol
    1 point
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