mnstang

Not sure. But there are plenty of areas where you could have 20-50+ mile loops and not touch private property. Then just do however many laps they want. There are also plenty of trees (and other hazards) in enduro and no ambulance access.

We run our enduros on public trails which are closed to public on race day. I would think the same could be done for snowmobile but the clubs would have to be on board and I can think of reasons why they wouldn't

I wouldn't bet on it lol

There's the coward. There was no bet, you chickened out and never accepted the bet any time it was in the table, money was never put down, etc, you bitched out 😆

True

Never heard of him

You have cash on hand? What an idiot you should have all assets invested in money markets otherwise you're an idiot. Then, you should actually be borrowing more so you can make money on your debt lol. Smart guys on the internet told me this. Living comfortably with no debt and no need to squeeze every little percentage from everywhere you turn is for idiots, those people are clueless and we are smart 👊🏻

Good luck getting your bed and appliances paid off 👌

Lol what? Debt is debt homeboy. You're in debt, it's ok. You're the one that's all sensitive about it and trying to justify why you're doing what you're doing and trying to change definitions.

Lol here come the insecurities. Everything you said is irrelevant to what's being discussed. The FACT is, you're in debt.

Yes I am familiar with the cheetah. If it was decent, $500 is a steal. A cheetah or super Jag with the hi-low range box would be sweet

Lol what? It is debt, absolutely. It makes no difference what your interest rate is, you don't seem to understand the definition of debt. debt noun something, typically money, that is owed or due. "I paid off my debts" Similar: bill account tally financial obligation outstanding payment amount due money owing dues arrears debits charges check tab score the state of owing money. "the firm is heavily in debt"

Link is bad, what was it? By your description I'm assuming some kind of Jag.

I get what you're saying I've heard the arguments. "Free money" etc. But there is an intangible value between being in debt and having no debt and actually owning your things and not making monthly payments. That's worth a whole lot more to me than a percentage point or two.

Are there younger buyers? I'd guess over 50% of 800/850 buyers are over 50 years old.

Using that logic, FLY is also buying Cat. I use the term logic loosely.

If you're a scammer, it's the place to go. I have a hard time feeling bad for the people coming on telling everyone how they got scammed, every time there are red flags

I'm sure the oem's would rather everybody finance. Those people generally just care about payments and not the actual cost, as the advertisement demonstrates.

At least he looked cool doing it

Getting pretty quick at this

What Elon is doing with DOGE is a lot bigger than Tesla.

Got most of the parts out of the Jag yesterday. Including 8 gallons of gas and half gallon of oil! Going to put the track on the Prowler this weekend. This Jag was such a score, bought it for the price of a track which I was in need of, and got an entire sled of good parts. This is really the way to do it. Our farm Jag will get a new handlebar so it'll have a working kill switch and thumb warmer again, also the brand new mikuni fuel pump. Puma will get a good recoil as it's rope is a little janky. Prowler will get a better clutch and it's chain and gears. Jag Z will get the EZ adjust caliper, I'm actually super pumped about this. Good running 440 on the shelf sealed up and waiting to be used, and countless other parts and I'm keeping this chassis around for the random parts and hardware you sometimes need in a pinch. The hood and nose cone are good too!

Oh that thing, I can't imagine it'll do anything. It looks like very thin metal, it doesn't have enough strength to do anything. And I imagine it'd be worn down after one ride. I've never seen those, pretty ridiculous. My ZR RS came with a different style ski scratcher. Similar to the normal Cat wire scratcher, but mounted on the ski bolt and hooked up onto the ski when not on use. He said it worked. I don't run scratchers so I took them off and never tried them. I should probably try to sell those now that I think of it.

I have thought before that a major revolution in snowmobiling could be some kind of front braking system that would extend some sort of plunger below the ski that would dig into the snow. I wonder if anyone has ever tested such a thing. I'm sure it'll never happen but it'd be interesting.

I'd try them on and see what fits best. Fly had a new flagship helmet in the last 5 years it's pretty good