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It is amazing how last year distorts memories. The year before we had great snow, but my mind is stuck on last year sucking.

Why not wait on the surgery till the season is over?

I think you'd have to coordinate with some people locally to figure out where you can get through the closed areas and where you'd need to get someone to get you with a trailer. Those trails are went away after the 08 financial/housing crash and I think the clubs folded too. At least they seem...

18 cat 600 for the 7th and maybe last season. 8k on it now. If things line up I may upgrade at the end of the season.

I think our Legend is about 10 years old now. We've hosed it off at the car wash after nearly every trip and had to redo all the brakes once do to corrosion, but we haven't done much else to it. I did coat the bottom with fluid film year 1 but didn't keep up with it. I'm guessing it will need...

Still hard to believe. Hope his family is doing well.

Most of us probably didn't spend nearly as much as we typically do riding last year. I was thinking it might be a good year for me to join a few clubs.

Thanks!

I like your optimism and I see things the same way. I'll have kids in the house for about 6 more years and then assuming it's still legal to own your own vehicles and the planet didn't burn up I plan to be riding a lot more then and hopefully help out more then too. But I'm not in a hurry to get...

I was telling my teenager, who is a huge basketball fan, of what the big ten used to be - 10 teams, everyone plays each other twice, home and away, and how it was must see tv. But I realized I started to sound like an old man. College sports, at least at the D1 level for bball and football, are...

I think for cars it's hard to have a 1 size fits all advice. At the start of this year both our cars had 200K+ on them. Neither one gave us any real headaches but the wear and tear is starting to show. Depreciation is less every year but the risk of repairs increase each year too. Bought my wife...

I've always been of the mindset of buy something, take good care of it and then drive it till the wheels fall off, but with toys at least I'm starting to think you're better off being flexible and ready to go when there are deals out there. That's a big discount.

Yeah me too. I don't know what it is but I don't like yellow on anything.

Looks good in black!

Thanks for input. I didn't see any cracks in anything. Sounds like it will be $200-250 to get it rebuilt + parts. Country Cat has the ADAPT for about $400. I've have to get new weights and pins etc for that but it seems like I may need them for the team clutch anyway, and those parts cost a bit...

Following up on this - I took the cover off the primary a couple days ago. I didn't have the right torx for the secondary but I'll do that soon. My goal was to clean and inspect and if everything looks ok, change the springs and move on. If I noticed issues I'm not sure it's cost effective to...

Thanks for your input and others too. My wife grew up in the area of the Indiana Dunes so that was on my list to take the kids there at some point. We ended up making different plans and won't be going to the UP, but I'll save the all the ideas on here for next summer.

I was thinking of looking into things to do with the family for a week towards the end of July. Maybe we're too late to plan some things but I thought I'd ask on here for some ideas. We live in central Indiana and have relatives we could visit during part of it in Eagle River WI. Was thinking...

Agreed. It's a double-edged sword for sure. Consumers get lower prices in the meantime, which everyone needs especially these days, but nearly all that money leaves the community.

I ended up going too. Was a fun day. I don't know much about racing or follow it at all but it was an exciting race at the end. And we had a great time hanging out during the rain delay with some friends we ran into.