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Can't wait for my new 2022 to show up!

I believe Full Speed will still have some parts and be able to complete repairs. It was just nice when you had warranty on the sled to be able to get the work done right in Revy and not potentially ruin ones trip to the mountains.

I'm hearing BRP made a few demands to Full Speed in Revelstoke and when they were rejected BRP pulled the warranty repair certification from Full Speed. This angers me as I always enjoyed being able to get my sled warranty work completed right in town. Lots of BRP riders will be losing out...

Rode Frisby yesterday and the first 3km of the trail and pretty bad. Lots of gravel and rock and little snow.

6.5km as of last weekend bring a road radio as they are logging

The value of a Fuji tour in the mountains...........priceless.

no i check it before every ride but only have a full oil change once a season. i only get out 3-5 times on the bike every year. too busy with work and also like to ride my sled too

Boobage, when straight climbing you are WOT but in the trees your are on and off just like a sled. The only trick is picking the right gear or right time to up or down shift if needed. Usually in deep snow and tight trees I stay in 2nd or 3rd gear and sidehill my way out of any trouble if I'm...

My buddy and I have 2 KTM's 450's that have the Timbersled kits on them. The first ride was last Jan in Revy and like you I was skeptical how well they would work in the DEEP snow. Well after I was riding all day in the trees and alpine I was totally hooked. Lets get one thing straight they hill...

There has been lots of good snow conditions around Emma, Christopher, Candle lakes this year. Rode there for a few weeks in Dec.

I had a T-Apex that had that exact same problem. I know its a different sled but it ended up being the TPS. Throttle Positioning Sensor. Good luck

the mc xpress 180 kit is designed to run pump premium. don't bother wasting your money on vp or av gas

I have a KTM 505 kit with the Timbersled and I wouldn't go any other way. The 2moto will not be good in the deep snow. Not sure about the ad boivin. If your gonna spend the money I would save for the Timbersled or find one used. You won't be disappointed.

I've never had problems filling my propane sled. I always get them to unlock the pump and then just do it myself. As Randy said above in the thread Revy is the most difficult place. Golden has it too.

The Calgary Herald said it was a 28 year old male I believe....

Just saw on the news a sledder was airlifted from Chatter Creek to Calgary with injuries today. Does anybody know what happened? I hope he's ok!

There was an article today in the USA Today saying how the one lady skier triggered her ABS backpack and that's what she thinks saved her life.

I have a Tnytro 08 HP3 with CR 174 running 75 in the front and 125 in the rear. I'm about 225lbs without gear on.

I just rode a KTM 450 with Timbersled kit on it in Revy at the end of Jan. The snow was fresh and waist to chest deep in the trees all day. The Timbersled handled it really well and I was only stuck once that day. Ive never personally seen the 2moto kit in action but have heard they don't work...

Rocky Mountain Extreme deals with ABS bags and canisters in Calgary