Ravo Ever Snowmobiled Up near Bancroft. the trails are amazing

I've owned 3 or 4 snowmobiles growing up. All different power ranges. I would get bored after not long though depending on the power. The 900 fusions fucking fly, I know someone with one. I would get it :)

I'm gonna get a 70's Elan 250!! Cab yellow.. ;)

we can ride together..i will bring the wine flask yo

LOL!

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I can see you driving this :1orglaugh

DH

pass the polaris
Arctic cat or Kawasaki is what you want.

Actually, no. But, I've heard its good.

I'm a little east of Bracebridge, so I've been doing a lot of sledding around here, and a bit north and east (Dorset, Dwight etc).

Lived in Sudbury a few years ago, and the trail system is truly great. Lots of wide open trails, fast and fun.

go with the 600! polaris all the way!

Depends on what you do. I have 2, 2000 Polaris Indy 500 sleds. Mine are great, I am not out for doing 110 on a trail. If you are looking just for fun, get the 600, they are still plenty fast enough. I know I have had mine up to 65 or so, never cared to try beyond that.

My brother in law has a MX 750 or something, and that thing is pretty fast too. Polaris makes the best sleds imho. I will never use another brand. We just got about 8" of snow this week, so this evening the wife and I are throwing on our Choko riding gear and heading out on the trails (the state trail is 300 feet from my house at the end of my driveway :)) I can jump on it and ride all over Michigan even to the U.P.

Thats insane, you can never have too many :)

2 snowmobiles, 2 4 wheelers, 2 jet skis, 2 boats, 2 houses, 2 cars, see a pattern here? :)

That is true as well. I just got ride of an R1 for a GSXR750 because it was so much funner to ride.

To bad you can't test them, or can you?

The motorsports places around here let you take em out for a little spin. I would think it would be the same there, but who knows.

Get the 900 or risk getting left behind on the lake by an old ass antique rocket ship :winkwink:

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$2500 is my offer

:) no can do

Hey Mark....I will give you my honest opinion based on experience. I know you already know the answer is the 600. Our egos always say by the Big Bore....I have riden 800's and 900's and even my 1000 for years now. I can handle them, but after a day of blasting through trails, I am fucking dead. When my buddies on the 440 sno cross sleds and the boys on the 600's are all fired up for the next day, I feel like going nowhere. It is a 600 for me this year for the exact reasons you said. The reviews, the reliabilty and the rideabilty.

one of the nicest SRX 440s I have ever fucking see

That was a ground up resto, but doesnt move nearly like my 77 srx's. I love the look on the faces of guys with brand new 600-700 cc sleds when my 77 pulls away like "wtf" happened :) Thanks man :thumbsup