so what did you break on your sled this year?

cooksend

cooksend

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indy_500 said:
Speaking of miles, The guys who made natural frequency are living it up in Montana riding almost everyday, each of them have over 5000 miles on their 11 and 12 800's, all original never opened up stock motors. IMO those 5k miles are equivalent to well over 10k miles on a trail sled, usually trail sleds average 25 mph their lifespan, I'd be willing to bet just about every Pro RMK out there has an average of 10 mph.
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Let's not turn this into another Polaris 800 post! ;)
 
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FLASHY36

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GREAT miles with plenty of smiles. Losses were bent left upper A-arm, bent front bumper, blown drive belt, and a little tree bark left on front hood from that poor tree that was minding it's own business when I smacked it.
 
cooksend

cooksend

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lenny said:
well, the motor could go ka-plow but the chassis warrants the risk and I am A-OKAY with that
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Chances are my insurance company will own it before the motor goes! Oh yeah and 1 bumper replaced and the second fixed with six solid kicks of the boot!
 
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lenny

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cooksend said:
Chances are my insurance company will own it before the motor goes! Oh yeah and 1 bumper replaced and the second fixed with six solid kicks of the boot!
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my bumper was about 25 kicks and strong tension of a ratchet strap. To bad it had a crease in it after the tree impact other wise it may just been a 12 boot kick. ;)
 
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megan600

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Little bit of broken plastic around the heat exchanger on my Pro R. Some pretty bent fins on the exchanger also. I see they make a great guard for that. Probably should consider that after its repaired ;)
 
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ZRman31

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Other then the aluminum wheel on the servo motor for the power valves, not a thing... I hope I can say the same tomorrow at this time.
 
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