Yeah got hammered again today, unbelievable how much we have. The Bay is covered in deep snow with massive slush underneath, get that long track moving and don't stop!!! A good problem to have lol!

My used, low km sled buying practice's: Be able to do your own maintenance, have a place to do it, have cash, have trailer and ability to travel at any given moment. Keep your current sled.  Find what you want and leave a number to be contacted. Alot of people get tired of trying to sell after one week. Make an offer, ask for a bill of sale for 1/4 of asking.  Most folks will provide something saying "as is where is". More savings for you and most likely already has a trail pass.  I generally ride a different sled every year and always get my money back. When I sell, I still have my backup if I need it.  Or you can always keep it and sell your other sled. There is always a great deal to be had in the used market if your not in a hurry. 

Looking much better now. Facebook page is great. Thanks.

Do what I do buy in April and keep old one as back up. Then you have one two stroke too 👌

I've said before, Tourists go to the Cowbell, and locals go to the Boot (Blyth Inn)