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Had that happen with my breath mask in Krupp's lot while I paid for gas. He left me the GRODIEST, DIRTYEST, SMOKE STINKING, breath mask you could ever imagine! A real cheap POS person, I only wish I could have got acquainted with him, eh! :mad:!:mad:!

A And, as I remember, you made a really good buy on your Rene 900.;) I like your ski wheels! What brand are they, Canadian TrailBlizzers? I for one, have always liked the XS chassis.

G Awesome pics Indy! And a very honest, and thorough assessment of your new sled! So glad you like your new Doo. Ride safely, and enjoy the "family time"! That's what snowmobiling is all about, and always has been with our family! Keep the pics coming, as I'm not able to ride this winter, but...

Okay, yeah, well, I think I've heard enough? I don't care for electric shields, and never have. When they don't work, you're screwed. Breath mask mops are of no issue to me. So, I will be sticking to my Gen 2 Mod, and when in extremely cold, nasty conditions, I'll be using my BVS-2. Both work...

Happy New Year Birthday! :)

So very sad, RIP. May God bless those who morn.

Okay got that. I was trying to place that bridge, and sign. It looks very good up there, enjoy your rides, be safe!

Perfect, X 2!

Ni Nice pics! I'm nosy, where at?

Yeah well a very Merry Christmas Indy! You'll like that E-tech!

3 year old Battery should be fine if maintained properly. I suggest checking your ground connections first of all. I always put a star washer between the ground wire tab, and the chassis. Ive never had anymore ground issues after doing so. Always use AGM batteries in power sport vehicles...

Very sad. RIP Matt, and may God bless those who morn.

Happy Birthday!

Perfect, spot on!

Go Go for it!

Happy Birthday on a Merry Christmas!

Perfect!o_O

We'll have a white Christmas down here, but the "white" is stained with farm fields dirt. Snirt as they say? Wind still blowing hard, with 35 mph gusts. Wind should lay down tomorrow morning. Quite the extended BLOW.

I totally agree with your thoughts Gary, and I'm not to argue. Canadian railroading in the cold season, the first thing is always "precaution", and for good reason. Experience, been there, done that.

Yeah well I know what you're saying Gary, however there are a abundance of BAD things that happen with railroading in blizzard conditions, frigid temps. Broken, split rails are just a few. Railing freight is one thing, a train load of people out in the middle of no where is something else. The...