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- #261
Is Ray switching sides?
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rzrgade
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Wicked ride today , but holy chit DUSTY...
A little carnage and a few stucks too....
A fun day with some great riders .....
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A little carnage and a few stucks too....
A fun day with some great riders .....
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Eco vs sport
Ran eco in the bush trails and rough areas. Easier throttle response.
Basically ran eco 90 percent t of the day and worked great.
Can run in high range a lot with the Xmr gearing.
Power steering medium seemed the best.
Fuel economy was great. 57 km and added maybe 12 liters.
I don't watch fuel economy ever but only went down 1 bar on gauge.
Also added 22 or 24 gallon Can am box. Works perfect.
Just need a rear view mirror and cup holders
Ran eco in the bush trails and rough areas. Easier throttle response.
Basically ran eco 90 percent t of the day and worked great.
Can run in high range a lot with the Xmr gearing.
Power steering medium seemed the best.
Fuel economy was great. 57 km and added maybe 12 liters.
I don't watch fuel economy ever but only went down 1 bar on gauge.
Also added 22 or 24 gallon Can am box. Works perfect.
Just need a rear view mirror and cup holders
neilsleder
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I am going to just leave this here! Lol
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neilsleder
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So far by the ride with the can ams are they are impressive machines. I never got to one but from what I seen they are nice! My wife was asking way to many questions about them, I might join the crow eaters sooner then later lol
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rzrgade
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Your ranger went unbelievable too ! Crazy how that thing chugs through stuff!
Also I thought Ron's highlifter was very impressive...it goes real good in the mud ...
they are all pretty good machines now a days, it seems .
i did notice the short comings of my less aggressive tires in the sticky mud though.
It sure is hard to set a machine up to do every thing well..
Lots of fun , hoping for rain though... That dust was insane. Wash time 1.5 hrs / not to bad .
Also I thought Ron's highlifter was very impressive...it goes real good in the mud ...
they are all pretty good machines now a days, it seems .
i did notice the short comings of my less aggressive tires in the sticky mud though.
It sure is hard to set a machine up to do every thing well..
Lots of fun , hoping for rain though... That dust was insane. Wash time 1.5 hrs / not to bad .
So......What was happening here? I couldn't see as I was at the other end of the skeg pit already...
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Ron pushed me.....
neilsleder
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Well Ron as you can clearly see the can am is stuck I went through the same hole and pulled him out! Now the way I went May have May not have been easier but that's not the point, the point is the can am got pulled out by a Polaris lol
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Whitey Jr
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Was a good day! Despite it being soooo dry and dusty we still managed to find a few mud holes. Thanks for a great ride guys!!
Can't wait for the next one!
Whitey Jr
Can't wait for the next one!
Whitey Jr
Lem Lamb
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I thought the Can-am was pushing with the new stiff cable system. Ha
imdoo'n
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it seems that no mater how much ray eats crow, he just might not be accepted into the can-am fold, it has been almost 3 months now!!!!
i'm thinking we will welcome him back to the polaris broken axle faithful anytime! besides the beer here is much colder, plentiful and tastier too!
i'm thinking we will welcome him back to the polaris broken axle faithful anytime! besides the beer here is much colder, plentiful and tastier too!
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- #275
I have changed to doolaide. No beer
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- #277
For today and maybe tomorrow.
Yah...Yah...I get it, just blame the guy in the Highlifter...
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- #279
Axle snapper
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