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That's awesome! Good chance we'll be up that way on Wednesday night.

I didn't realize there was an Iron River WI. I was confused thinking you were talking about Iron River MI.

At least NG.

Good to hear. I've never ridden that area. Enough loops and directions to keep busy a few days there? Where should I look to stay? We normally saddlebag but I'm fine with staying in one place if there are different options out of there. Only have 3 days to ride anyway. If you have suggested...

Looking at coming up somewhere on the 15th. How has the north shore held up? Last year we dropped in Two Harbors in March and went north from there, and had a great time. I think last season had incredible conditions but I'm wondering how it's looking now. Thanks.

Yes, it's kind of spooky!

Nice. Be interested to hear how she likes it compared to the 4 stroke 900. You are an all out doo guy now, huh?

We live near a golf course and I walk on the edge of it and through the woods in the off season. The amount of beer cans in the woods just off the course is unreal. Think the excess drinking is everywhere. Not sure why golfers cant carry their cans out.

Crossing my fingers and toes that the snow holds up somewhere. Can't get away until the 15th.

I'll send you a PM.

For the most part I don't find it's all that hard to avoid the highest traffic trails, as long as you don't have to ride on a Saturday. Most people ride near the areas with the most amenities or in a bee line between two areas like that. Avoid those. For all the doom and gloom about sled sales...

That's interesting about bearings. I happened to replace my skid bearings when I had the skid out to get the shocks rebuilt. I have a cat right now. Snowtech had a blurb about ski doo using quality bearings so I ordered those instead and they were the exact same bearings in my cat (nsk 6006 and...

When my fusion started breaking skid parts I knew it was time to let it go. About 11k on it by then. That's a nice vmax. Would love to find one for my kids like that. I know yamaha has gotten behind but is that really a 2020? haha

Probably a different story if you are riding the hell out of them like that. Both age and miles takes resale off. Your example of a 17 with 9k on it - yeah you're going to lose your azz on that if you are putting 2500-3000 on a year bought new. Probably had a 3 or 4 year warranty on it -...

Was pretty clear that part of the old cat's downfall was overloading dealers with sleds. That and spending too much money on a HQ building nowhere near the factory, underinvesting in dirt products, the list goes on. For the demos at Eagle River - sounds like a success because they "sold out"...

All depends on maintenance and if you can get a feel for that from the actual owner. You can take the most expensive one from your preferred brand and drive it in shitty conditions, move it around on an open trailer, and/or not warm it up properly, and you'll have issues before too long.

Agree with that 100%. Assuming supply gets back to normal, it shouldn't be hard for the manufacturers to provide options for tracks, and it's a decent amount of time and money to switch a track after the purchase. I know some dealers will work with you on changing one but not all.

I'm with you on that. Hassle whenever you want to stop and chat for a minute. Nothing like fog free though. I may order a Mission - wonder if they ever have end of season sales?

I think they need all those options (ipads screens, boosts, etc.) for people who want it and are willing to pay for it. Agree - keep them as options.

You are sounding more and more like an old man every day. Joking. I'm 100% with you on wanting something in between the 600 and 800/850. I guess the answer is to get the bigger engine and don't hold down the throttle.