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You win! :LOL:

I'll know week after next, spending a week there.

or the poos are sitting in the shop :p

I've been riding motorcycles for alot of years and I don't remember the last time I ever went for a ride in January in Northern Indiana, but I'll definitely mark 1/11/2023 on the calendar as one to remember.

If you listen real close, you can hear a "YOU DA MAN!" when he jumps the car and the cheering starts! :ROFLMAO:

Cold-Rodders :ROFLMAO:

Good memories!

Rogers does "own" the Bears after all! :ROFLMAO:

Sad but true, but the fans still fill the stadiums...that's all that matters

Hopefully it holds till the end of the month, I'll be in Pine Stump for a week.

no fun when everybody is wearing helmets

I just ran some fuel through 2 generators and my snowblower just for the heck of it...might just open the trailer and start the sleds. :p

Even though it was a tank, I loved my '98 formula III 700. My wife was scared off it though, she didn't like how just touching the throttle sent you 0-60 just like that...she was on a 583 that she really enjoyed.

Put Polaris Ride Command on a phone and ditch the maps. I still carry maps with me, but once you use the app you won't need the maps. You download the area you are riding in to your phone, the app uses the GPS on the phone (no cell service isn't an issue). It also shows gas and food options for...

Polaris RideCommand has a Planned Ride feature that will tell you mileage, I found it's easier to plan on a laptop and send it to my phone or GPS if using that.

Yes, you can listen to music

We're using Cardo Packtalk Bolds and are happy with them. Have mounts on both bike and sled helmets, boom mics on sled helmets (modular) and stick-on for bike (full face). Good range unless you fall too far behind in the woods, good battery life depending on how cold it is. I carry a portable...

depending on the time of the month, they all can be both :p