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Be careful with buying a Cimposit track. Mine didn't last 1000 miles before coming apart at the internal drive lugs. Had to fight with Royal Distributing for over 12 weeks to get warranty. The price was good but the product is very poor.

Heard INTERPOL was looking for him......

RIP. 02 Sad to hear the news

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My first performance sled. November of 1973. Looking back I should have bought a 400D instead.

Until Yamaha can build a decent chassis. Better then the Pro Cross. I can't see them returning.

I still say the deep paddle tracks help deteriorate the trails quicker. That with grabbing a handful out of each corner starts the ball rolling. I often don't understand why in the middle of the lake. Someone decides to do a hole shot and leave a two foot high mound of snow. That when I freezes solid would knock a person off their sled if you couldn't see it.

My F/A was a great sled. Had it for over 8 yrs. Being the original owner and servicing it properly added to it life. Have heard many horror stories but most were 2nd and 3rd owner sleds. Remember with any performance sled the original owner most likely bought it to abuse it. Same thing goes today.

My first and only Ski doo

Forgot all about the " Silver Bullet. It looked good but that's where the fun stopped.

I always thought you could order a Ski Doo in any color! As long as it was Yellow. The first one to break the tradition was and early 70's Nordic that was brown. Going to say 74 without looking but have been wrong many many times and will continue the tradition.