ah right, i remember yo usaying that,
good of him to hold it, dont really wanna be a dick and not take it after hes held it

Yeah exactly....I wanted to be, but I'm not going to be. He emailed me back earlier and I'm going to meet him at 7 tonight, so if all goes well and it's a solid bike, I'll have myself a new bike tonight!

Good luck. :)

so, here we are, december tenth and i still havent gone for a ride yet again.
snowed a tad more today, still not enough to get some good riding in though.

hope the weather gets better before xmas

no rain in our forcast yet......

little more snow for us this week. not much

just lots of rain here. cant wait to do some muddin in the rzr

finally got straps to strap down a gas can.

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kinda hard to see, but its pretty simple.
cost was $4 for the straps. they were 9 ft long each. cut em down to length needed and burned the ends so they dont fray. i can lift the sled off the ground by the gas can, so im gonna say its safe to say its not gonna be moving at all

extra fuel to burn when you crash?

haha extra fuel for when im a dumbass and run out.

never know whats gonna happen when ya get out in the middle of the bush and get lost.
they aint got gas stations out there lol. only holds 2.5 gallons, so at best it would give me an extra 25-30 miles of riding. realisticly more like 20-25

that doesnt seem right for such a small engine

That is in interesting looking buckle/clasp thing on that strap. Haha if you can left it up by the can then yea, I'd say they're secure.

Always gotta have extra gas. We rode long enough the other night to actually have to throw a couple gallons in my buddies sled in order to keep riding so I could put a few more miles on mine. First time I'd ever needed the extra gas, but I'll never go on a ride without it.

They're two strokers, and make 150 Hp....They burn some fuel. Haha. They aren't eco boxes. Otherwise the EPA would leave us alone.....

so my raptor gets better gas mileage than your sled???

I honestly don't know what kind of mpgs I get. Even with my old sled I never checked. Not worth checking when you do mountain riding, it will always be different. Depends on the terrain, amount of snow, etc. Jarrett might know what he gets since he mainly trail rides.