Spiderman

If anything I would tip toe into at 137 - think 129 to 146 may be too much and could prove to not be to my liking. I am a guy who likes very little change - and usually am quite comfortable sticking with what I know works and what I know I like. Going to a 137 would be a huge thing for me mentally

They have it - we need it. They win

Fuel costs have run away completely. They did not stop us from enjoying our summer, but they did not go unnoticed either.

Poo or Cat. No Doo for this guy

I am looking with some intent now. My sled is old. It has some cosmetic issues that bother the crap out of me - I looked at the cost to replace those parts and I am not interested in putting that kind of $$ into a sled that old. So...I am shopping. Certainly looks like I missed the boat on the non-currents - what is left is not really "great" deals.

What do you guys think? Should I make the jump - or stick with the 129? 90% of my riding is ON trail - off would be a few fields and lakes.

Can't say it does, because the first I have heard of it was your post! I never waste a second worrying about it, I am not in the weather business and can't control it, so it is what it is to me.

Regular duke in Montreal today was 2.01 a litre. crossed into Ontario, 170.2 in St.Albert. 30 cent a litre swing! saw a tonne of sled trails signs and familiar trails on my way across 60. can’t wait for winter now

Haha. went through that bridge last year. and that chip brand, hands down the BEST salt and vinegar I have ever had. I go to Fortinos exclusively for those chips 2 times a week.🙂

I love everything about it here. was getting gas at a random station and 2 kids rode in on dirt bikes, filled up, paid and carried on, 100% normal. no splashing all over Facebook about how annoying these kids out doing things outside are.

Drove to New. Brunswick today. its beautiful here

Approaching labor day - turning the corner. Can't wait!

Hoping that is the case for boats too. My sister is in the market for a good used boat.

All I know is we ran our sleds yesterday, my son put a windscreen on my sisters sled and ditched her "old lady" windshield, and we're looking forward to the upcoming season. I'm back to my usual fence sitting of riding old faithful or upgrading - time will tell

interesting. Have a few friends who have dealt with 2 Wheel for a long time. See how it goes