D(umbass) - Man.

Keep in mind that Yamaha doesn't build a 440, 500, or 800. Ahh, but i guess the old Bravo's would keep up with the 440 Polaris'. they should give that a try.

Team Blue'll kill you.

Has anybody heard what this winter should be like? You know, from the farmers with the wasp nests and cacoons and stuff. We could use another winter like the last one. (except the Polaris riders had a hard time riding in ALL that snow.)

I read that the whole staff at Snow Goer each got a new yellow truck just before they named SOTY.

Coincidence...?

HaHaHa.


Yamaha. The power to satisfy.

i agree.

i only use Nu Finish. it works and lasts great on the sled, boat, car, everything. give it a try.

out of every sled any of us have ever owned, we've all had our favourites. those old Elans we indestructable, Yammi's GP were with the Elans, and the old Kawasakis were fast buggers.

what sleds did you have the most fun on?



Polaris, Arctic Cat, and Ski-Doo blow.

you sure aren't a poet.

does Arty Cat get the Japs to build their generators too? LOL!!

although you and i both know that Yamahas will always be the best, i still think Ski-Doo can build a half decent sled. (nothing compared to a Yamaha though.) for 2001, Yamaha did not really come out with anything amazing. neither has Ski-Doo, but their GT SE still amazes me. it's not new or anything...

Chris, most snowmobilers do all kinds of riding, even though they favour some types more than others. in order to get to the lake, you have to ride the trails, or to get to the trails, you have to ride the lakes. or to get to the camp from the trail off the lake, you have to break trail through the ...