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Got looking at our sled keys last night. We both have SR Viper mtx's, same year, bought from the same dealership, at the same time. Our keys are identical. Same key code stamped on both of them. I know there are only so many combinations they can use, but the odds of 2 keyed identical sleds...

As some of you have seen by my post in the stolen atv section, we were victims of a theft. Both our 2012 Grizzly 700's were stolen, and subsequently written off by insurance. Once we bought those quads, I stopped paying attention to who was doing what in the atv market. Our Grizzly's did...

Swiped out of the back yard last night. Assuming they are long gone by now. No real unique features about them. Both had 26-9-12 and 26-11-12 Maxxis Bighorn 2.0 tires on them. Both had black plastic storage boxes bolted to the rear rack. Heat Demon handwarmers, and 1 had a GPS unit mounted to...

My old utility trailer just isn't cutting it anymore. It's fine for short trips from town, but I have no faith in using it to do a few trips out Valemount/McBride way. It's an old tent trailer, and can only handle the weight of 1 machine, and I'm buying 2 tires for it every year because they...

As some have seen, we bought 2 new sleds this year, and put the old ones up for sale. Next to no interest, only had 1 inquiry so far. When I sell something, I give full disclosure on anything that I know is wrong with it, as I hate the surprises you find after you buy something just as much as...

The better half and I decided to give snowmobiling a whirl this winter. Didn't want to go new in case the sport wasn't for us. Scoured Kijiji, and came across 2 Mountain Max 700's. Even though they are ancient ('97 & '99) they have been very good to us. We knew we liked the sport, and we're...

Might be some rambling here, so bear with me. The better half and I are just getting into the sport. We picked up a couple of beaters to learn on this winter if we ever get enough snow. Looking at breaking the bank account open for next year though. I have been scouring the internet lately...

1991 Indy Trail 488 and 1993 XLT 580 Girlfriend and I are just getting into the sport, and rather than jumping right in with both feet and buying brand new, we are looking at getting used first. Makes more sense to learn on "beaters" rather than dropping several thousand right off the bat...