Just a random rant but, it just seems like most of the people I talk to on a day to day basis really have little to no interest in snowmobiles. I have a lot going on with projects and upgrades I'm sorting out over the summer and it would be awesome to share my passion with others but.......Makes it really hard to enjoy a hobby that nobody else does. Anybody else ever feel this way?
It's a unique hobby..
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POLARISDAN
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hahahahahahhahahahahahahah...funniest thing ive heard here in a while!!!!!
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by the way NOBODY likes snowmobiles or snowmobilers..get a clue
try living in NON snow belt area, and ask about snowmobiling?
folks here look at you like you are talking about something THEY DO IN ALASKA ONLY!
have no clue there are even trails near by (WHEN/ IF snow falls)
so, know the feeling all too well, also NOT easy to find anyone to ride with when it snows, or to travel to snow as most common here!.
but I say its there loss, they don't know what there missing!
folks here look at you like you are talking about something THEY DO IN ALASKA ONLY!
have no clue there are even trails near by (WHEN/ IF snow falls)
so, know the feeling all too well, also NOT easy to find anyone to ride with when it snows, or to travel to snow as most common here!.
but I say its there loss, they don't know what there missing!
Sports in general are slowing down in interest, look at the ESPN layoffs as an indicator of where sports May go long-term. MEHlennials are just not as interested in sports as past generations.
Maybe a snowmobile video game?
Bear
momoney2123
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Dont think its sports are slowing down. The way people are watching sports is changing. Hence espns layoffs
The way we consume sports has definitely changed. I love going to games but we can all sit at home, stare at a 60 inch screen, climate controlled, have 6 other games streaming in front of us and do this on the cheap. Going to games is expensive and only some of the time the games are competitive and you have the rest of the day to get stuff done.
As for snowmobiling, definitely true that most people don't know much about it. When i am at my cabin in Hayward in the summer I usually have a sleddin trail map out scoping out new places to ride!
As for snowmobiling, definitely true that most people don't know much about it. When i am at my cabin in Hayward in the summer I usually have a sleddin trail map out scoping out new places to ride!
hemi_newman
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Back to back no snow years is why I am losing interest in sleds. I'm seriously thinking about selling the sled and getting a RZR.
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Best description I have ever heard. Good one Ezra.
I do not know how to put link on here .
but a bud sent me a video of him loading his RMK on to the sleddeck on Venice Blvd in marina Delrey. palms in the background fired it up still full of fogging oil so a cloud surrounded . best part is as he is driving up the ramp a homeless guy walks by .lol
Have you joined a club? I guess I am lucky that my friends have the same interests as I do
it is a bit odd indeed
I have buds who I only see for a week or 2 every winter and prob haydays few phone calls for trip planning .it is the sledding way
POLARISDAN
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really dude..ur 3 hours from great snow..that is the attitude that will put u in a rzr
ESPN layoffs have absolutely nothing to do with with the decline in sports!!!! Because sports are not declining. Football baseball basketball in particular. There were 100,000 people at the NFL draft Thursday night. There are just other ways to watch and gather information then in the past.
sweeperguy
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chords
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I don't talk to many people on any basis but the few I do snowmobiles are never a subject