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Pow by Dave Craig and Thunderstruck 6 and 7 for the music and the riding obviously.

Anywhere i go with GK or René guiding me, It is always wonderful.

i had something like your ideal goggle. When you had fog between the two lenses, all you had to do is go home. You could not wipe between those two lenses.

The track is a Camoplast 156x16x3. You have to put a bigger back wheel and a smaller sproket in front to make room for the 3 inch paddles.

Yes, 0 km.3 years waranty. He says it is to downsize the rental fleet. Someone buying from him could negotiate a day with him in the back country.That's what i'd doo.

Nope, they blow up just as fast.An e-tech can last anywhere from 1000 to 10,000 kms.Seems like those who go always fast last longer, is ti because they use more oil?

Check with René at Eagle Valley Lodge, he has a 154 and a 163 left.

I sure doo too!!!

Yes, and he should wear shoulder pads too. Trees do not give him the right of way.:-)

On the rear right tire.

It's marvellous those conditions. Thanks for sharing. I'm leaving for Whistler friday, hope to have some nice weather.

Horrible, you have the right word. with a little chance at work, i will be going to Whistler in 2 -3 weeks, to check on those horrible conditions.

Thanks

Congrats to her! The apple did not fell far from the tree!

Does anyone knows if the new VR will last longer than the original one? Because i changed those on my 2 sleds.

Coming to Whistler wednesday,yoohoo!

There is a rumor about a 200 hp high revving motorcycle engine couplesd with an automatic trans.! Probably for a trail sled, of around 530 pounds.

You are right. Hère in Québec, lot of snow is not in the dictionnaire any more.

Kim seems to have a very good one, long and agressive.

René St-Onge in Sicamous.Great guy, and Jason the guide knows their terrain like ne others. See I Dare Ya Rene on the forum.