Recent content by Wally in Calgary

Here's a couple that you can print off full size if you like. --

You sound like myself. I could never stop sweating in my helmet and fogging up. I fixed it by getting a Gmax modular electric helmet. It has lots of vents and the shield never fogs even at -20. When your stuck you can lift the whole front of the helmet and when your riding if it gets a little...

Here's the only one that I have of a /82 - 3500 from a few yrs. ago.

That was me that got the coolant from you last year. Thanks for the help.

If I remember right it's just under 100 kms. You need a good heavy snowfall to have decent conditions on Powderface. The Loop seems to hold it a little longer.

Sorry -- No I don't have one. Here's the map of Powderface.

Yes it is just a snow covered logging road and runs about 30 kms to the Elbow Loop. Most times it is wind blown and has a lot of rough shale and rocks but if there is enough snow it's a good fast (lots of mild turns)) ride down to the Elbow. Not quite sure on the individual mileage but the whole...

No you will have to go under the bridge to get to the large side of the lake. I haven't been out so I can't say for the ice.

If your kids are very good riders then you could do The Loop but if not it is not a real easy ride and there is an avalanche field half way through and a couple more places where it can slide very easily. There are a few places that warn not to Stop there. They are tight forest trails and if...

If you are talking about the running boards that you stand on then you are wrong. They are heated by your cooling system and the coolant runs through them and back. Look at #7 on the parts list -- These are your alum running boards. I think someones been pulling your leg. LOL.

The "runners" are heated by your cooling system not your electrical system. The coolant runs through the outside pipe (of the "runners") and back to the heat plenum under the back platform on the skid. If it is not equipped with thumb warmer and grips it is probably wired for it and they should...

Have a look in the classifieds if you need a trailer -- .

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I have an 04 600 RMK 144-2" with 1200 original miles and new Simmons skis along with Vari port sys that runs great. Absolutly nothing wrong and no probs and starts on 1-2 pull. Just polished this summer. Pic taken before polish on the way to Silent Pass. Only rode 4-5 times a year in last 3 yrs...

So that's them -- just 1 white melamine cabinet bolted to the wall?? It looks like about 48" by 24" . Is that close?? Have they stood up to everyday use?? I would think that painted ply would have a longer life.