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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    Hey JTrue, is that a Kolpin Rhino Grip? Where'd you get it? I was looking at doing something similar as a stopgap measure till I can afford one of P4B's custom racks.
    Yes, I had to tilt it a bit to make it work. Cabela's 29.99.

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    here's a shot or two of my 15.00 rack...

    2 sections of 3/4" square steel tubing and a bunch of Stainless bolts/washers and a few old bike handlebar grips and a nice assortment of Voile straps.

    Bolts right into the T-Slot tracks on the newer Polaris sleds. Can have it fully removed in 30 secs for non-ski sled adventures...

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    South Lake Shoutout did anybody hear about a rogue sled romping down pioneer trail last night around midnight i was on my way into grooming at heavenly a say about 6 sheriff SUVs told me they were looking for a snowmobile recklessly driving up pioneer cheers to whoever that takes so extra large juevos!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by alta825 View Post
    Can have it fully removed in 30 secs for non-ski sled adventures...
    NOW you're talking! That's what the racks need to work towards. I would buy a rack that came off very easily & left a minimal amount of crap on my sled.

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    The home made racks are great for saving cash, but getting caught up in that during a crash would mess you up. The Cheetah racks are the best for true sled skiing. Check them out, hold 2 pairs of skis and a gascan, or extra gear.
    http://www.cheetahfactoryracing.com

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    Some stoke from today...

    Abby getting it done after we built her a big booter



    Abby's trying to get a little freestyle... first lookback



    Karate kick (a little shifty)



    willy the Kona rep, thinking he's on a bike!



    Abby is filming with a company from ID this week, she's stepping it up more every day!!!

    Hey Dave, hope the wheels worked out today! Hope they didn't mess anything up!

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    The one I ride at work (ski patrol) just went in for service at ~17,000 miles. It got a fancy new blinking headlight as part of the service.....I've only been riding a snowmobile for a few days a week for a month now and have buried it tipped it over, and generally had a very good time covering ALOT of ground.

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    A few from Saturday. While everyone waited in line at Mammoth my buddy and I took out the sleds. IF I hadn't got waist deep powder at June on Friday I probably would've been waiting in line as well.



    Fresh turns, no lines



    Bald Mountain looking very Alaska like except there are no massive peaks behind it.



    More turns



    Deep



    There were a few face shots.



    and wheelies



    back to the turns



    The next pictures were cropped because the helmet visor got in the way.











    I don't care what anyone says. Powder on a sled is every bit as much fun as skiing or snowboarding in powder. Here's a powder turn sequence.











    This last week has been incredible on and off the mountain. It's snowing again.


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    That looks like it was incredibly fun.
    Happy to hear someone is getting snow.
    The PNW continues to get the short end of the stick.
    Sleds haven't been off the trailer since November.
    My throttle thumb is starting to get itchy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by backcountryislife View Post
    Some stoke from today...

    Abby getting it done after we built her a big booter



    Abby's trying to get a little freestyle... first lookback



    Karate kick (a little shifty)



    willy the Kona rep, thinking he's on a bike!



    Abby is filming with a company from ID this week, she's stepping it up more every day!!!

    Hey Dave, hope the wheels worked out today! Hope they didn't mess anything up!

    Sick shots Kaleb! Yeah, wheels worked like a charm all weekend. Didn't have any issues. Will probably order up the size that's supposed to fit, but for now all is good. Thanks again. Riding up at the circus was actually pretty damn good.

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    Sweet man, glad it was worth the stop!

    I could just TELL my sled was 1.78 lbs lighter on sat, WOW what a difference!!

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    from a semi-secret little spot near park city

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    Anyone else interested in a group buy for WRP Mountain Tuff Running boards? PM me for prices. Thanks.

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    Who needs a snowmobile? I'm getting one of these!

    [ame="http://vimeo.com/2638558"]Armstead Snow Motors on Vimeo[/ame]

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    ghetto rig for skis

    seen some nice setups - check the system I am using. its just ratcheting snowboard binding ankle straps bolted to the sides of the tunnel. the snowboard straps were free from my neighbor's broken bindings, so the total cost was approximately $1.69 for two carriage bolts, two washers, and two locknuts. I have a bungee cord running across the gas tank to hold the tips in which is barely visible in the photo. one ski and one pole on each side: fast, cheap, bomber, and easy assembly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by telestoner View Post
    seen some nice setups - check the system I am using. its just ratcheting snowboard binding ankle straps bolted to the sides of the tunnel. the snowboard straps were free from my neighbor's broken bindings, so the total cost was approximately $1.69 for two carriage bolts, two washers, and two locknuts. I have a bungee cord running across the gas tank to hold the tips in which is barely visible in the photo. one ski and one pole on each side: fast, cheap, bomber, and easy assembly.
    no,no, no, you must spend $400 on a fancy one with snowboard straps, thats the only way to sledski, just wait till you chunder that thing and you don't look as cool as all the guys who got free cheetah racks (so they could go spray about that being the only way).

    I've been using 1 $2 bungee for 7 years and have yet to have any issues.

    Oh, and BTW...




    Nice rack.

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    Hey gang, just wondering if anyone could offer any insight here. Starting to seriously look at sleds now and have found a 2003 Polaris RMK 800, 159". Has 2300kms on it. Anyone have an 03 RMK? Issues/likes etc?
    Whats the deal with Polaris? Seems like people either love or hate 'em.

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    polaris 800- 900 have a bad reputation for crank breakage.

    Too small of bearing on the clutch side

    If the motor has had the updates to wide bearings on the crank it would be a good sled.

    The chassis's are bombproof.

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    here's a couple of shots from this weekend:




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    I only got one shot before the batteries died on Sat.

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    So who's going where now that SnoWest is a pay site? Backcountryrebels?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JTrue View Post
    So who's going where now that SnoWest is a pay site? Backcountryrebels?
    I'm gusessing BCR, but it is still pretty slow over there. I would think it would pick up after today, though.

    Nice, throttle stoke everybody. Dfinn, your Nytro sounds loud as shit in your viddy, stock? Spent a day on a 2010 Nytro last week, intersting...

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    BCR and sledmods is where I will go.

    Yea fk snow west..

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    snow and mud .com for me

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    Quote Originally Posted by D-ROCK View Post
    Hey gang, just wondering if anyone could offer any insight here. Starting to seriously look at sleds now and have found a 2003 Polaris RMK 800, 159". Has 2300kms on it. Anyone have an 03 RMK? Issues/likes etc?
    Whats the deal with Polaris? Seems like people either love or hate 'em.
    That's what i ride, exactly. Good machine, climbs well. Never had any problems with it, but honestly, i don't have all that many hours on it.

    If i didn't already have it though, i'd probably try to get something a year or 3 newer with the newer chassis. From what i gather, they handle significantly better. I mean any brand (2-stroke): M-series, RMK, Summit.

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