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Outside of that discovery it was a good weekend. Lots of snow for this early in the yr, saw a couple moose which is always fun.
there it is the JD police... Ffs man. Pull your head out of your mom's rearend and relax. Those cast aluminum pieces break easily. The gouge is easy to miss when you have a helmet on. God some people are quick to judge!!I can't BELIEVE you actually did that to your sled, and never knew you did it!!
You obviously like to drink a lot when you ride, because that's the ONLY way I could see doing that kind of damage and not know it.
Some of the stories you get on here are some of the wildest sheet.
I am 100% possitive you can do soI am not sure you can total the sled for insurance, buy it back, then ride it again. I totaled my sled last year, and in the process of buying it back was told that sled could no longer be insured. I bought it and sold it for parts so it did not matter to me. But when the sled is totaled for insurance, I was told that they put an indicator on the VIN to prevent it from being insured again. I wouldn't ride it again without some type of insurance.
I can't BELIEVE you actually did that to your sled, and never knew you did it!!
You obviously like to drink a lot when you ride, because that's the ONLY way I could see doing that kind of damage and not know it.
Some of the stories you get on here are some of the wildest sheet.
This is exactly the type of injury you would not notice. Plus elf has family riding sleds and cannot be expected to know every bump on or off the trail. To say drinking had anything to do with it is so completely off base I can't believe it. Go back and crawl in to your hole and stay there.
I can't BELIEVE you actually did that to your sled, and never knew you did it!!
You obviously like to drink a lot when you ride, because that's the ONLY way I could see doing that kind of damage and not know it.
Some of the stories you get on here are some of the wildest sheet.
I would check your track too, that looks like you ran over a metal stake or post of some sort....
OK dad.
I'd say it's more likely coming back from pub about 2:45 AM, missed turn in trail, went in pickers and hit a bunch of 2-3 inch birch. Too embarrassed to admit it.