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Any members here that have sleds too?
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Trials
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I was looking at the approach for a snowmobile and I think you might have some logistics problems, getting the snowmobile on and off the lake, you're going to need skis or wheels to get to the ice and then when you get to ice you're going to need studs and blades for steering, or are you good with going over some rocks and gravel ? The motorcycles can hit the shoreline almost anywhere that's not vertical 
I was looking at the approach for a snowmobile and I think you might have some logistics problems, getting the snowmobile on and off the lake, you're going to need skis or wheels to get to the ice and then when you get to ice you're going to need studs and blades for steering, or are you good with going over some rocks and gravel ? The motorcycles can hit the shoreline almost anywhere that's not vertical
Of course,what do you think we.have been doing all season?
Not sure where you are going with this kiddo.
Good thing they come with "studs and blades" now (and have for the past 20+ years).I was looking at the approach for a snowmobile and I think you might have some logistics problems, getting the snowmobile on and off the lake, you're going to need skis or wheels to get to the ice and then when you get to ice you're going to need studs and blades for steering, or are you good with going over some rocks and gravel ? The motorcycles can hit the shoreline almost anywhere that's not vertical
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Trials
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No worries, my mistake I thought you actually wanted to try and ride it here,
against a bunch of crazy experienced riders on KTM 300's on glare ice a dog can't stand on, which would be fun to watch
Haven't seen a sled that doesn't have carbide runners and studs for years. They do just fine on glare ice.No worries, my mistake I thought you actually wanted to try and ride it here,
against a bunch of crazy experienced riders on KTM 300's on glare ice a dog can't stand on, which would be fun to watch
Sent from my chesterfield using my thumbs
I know a few that don't run studs and a very few that don't run carbides. From looking at the tracks left, a hell of a lot of sleds are running double carbides now which I don't really like but obviously somebody decided it was a good idea.
No worries, my mistake I thought you actually wanted to try and ride it here,
against a bunch of crazy experienced riders on KTM 300's on glare ice a dog can't stand on, which would be fun to watch
I would actually be stupid enough to try. Just ask any of my buddies. I'm sure I would get spanked but willing to try. Where again?
Can someone stud my r6 tires pls? I've tried but ****** up both times.
His lake. He also has practice studding tires.
Nice. Pix or it didn't happen!
I'm assuming snow check? Congrats meme. Don't crash it (badly).
blackcamaro
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Very exciting!!! Congrats on the new ride and hopefully we get lots of snow next year.
Just curious, did the dealer say anything about getting low on allocation for next year? I'm not buying but have heard a few dealers are already sold out. Kind of crazy.
Just curious, did the dealer say anything about getting low on allocation for next year? I'm not buying but have heard a few dealers are already sold out. Kind of crazy.
Riceburner
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Had a sled ages ago....did a 360 horizontally over the ice. Tall windshield got converted to a shorty....lol
Yes both dealership warned back in February to order by end of March when I started looking around.
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