Recent content by watson21

Prestige Inn good place. Sledder rates. Usually lots of room. Anybody any word are they still logging around Forrester. thx

Good to hear positives about new owners. Rumour has it old owners are running a B&B in Afghanistan for the taliban.

2005 rev 600 HO with sagging running boards. Can they be straightened? thx for any suggestions

Just wondering if once I become a "VIP MEMBER" can I rant like a friggen lunatic on this site.

Yep. Pretty sure I know who you ran in to for a guide. Too bad, hope it didn't spoil your trip.

Welcome. Once you sort the bull from the good advice this can be a great site with lots of info and helpful advice.

MBRP can on the wifes 08 -600 sdi since new. Can had place for sensor. No issues at all

Wow that little s#!^ can ride. Chris Burant look out. Momma the 120's are the way to start them young for sure after that (8 Yrs and older) I think the biggest issue is reliability and easy starting. Saw a few 340 Pumas with electric start that would be ideal for young boondockers. I'm building...

Last week on Boulder friends 2013 800X's guage cluster melted down just as we reached cabin coming up the trail. Took some quick work with snow to put fire out. Anyone else have this issue? ps sled ran fine with guage cluster removed. Thx

Cross tracks well built. Also if your from central Alta this would be your best bet. Any issues not far away to get warranty or repairs.

Well said TMO 1620.

Good job guys/gals. The roof even looks Yamaha proof. Please everyone respect these new and newly reno'd cabins. They can be a life saver at the end of a hard day riding or if the weather turns ugly. Thanks again Revy

Are hand grip warmers working? If not its probably that relay. Wifes 05 had the same problem.

Have a 2008/600 rev with a 144. I feel a 151" track under it would be a perfect fit for me. Does anyone out there have any experience with this swap? Looking for advise pros/cons. Is it a big job? This will be my summer project if its do-able. Thx in advance.

Sorry to hear about your friend. It is important for him to stay positive. Sounds like there is still a chance of him recovering which is good. Miracles happen. Wish him all the best from the sledding community.