ZRSledhead

It was off to Rockland again this past Wed to have pair of my brothers sleds done. Arrived for 8am, done n headed home by 10:30. Long way to drive but damm these guys deliver.

Shoot, forgot to ask when I was there.

Arrived at the dealer just a hair after 8am, both sleds done and headed home by 11am. Long day of driving but can't thank the good folks at Rockland Marine enough for getting us fixed up. Back next Wed with pair of my brothers sleds for same.

Thank you, had no idea.

Got a 5hr drive each way on Wed but getting my 22 and son's 21 XCR's done while I hang out.

Since I have a '22 sitting out in the trailer I won't get to ride until next year, been scoring the net for rider reports. Man it's encouraging seeing so many over the moon happy with the complete package.

Contributing member...............Done!!!

There is a reason people in the know finally quit trying to help.

Valve / cam cover gasket seals the spark plug tubes, gasket starts to go bad, oil accumulates in the holes and shorts out the coil(s). Video above is nice n all but falls short of telling you the most important part to blow clean, plug hole after you remove the coil / before plug comes out.

+1 on likely a coil pack, same for spray with water to figure out which one. Also common to have valve cover leaking oil, accumulates in the plug hole n shorts the coil out.

In my case, multiple end over end flips ended in knocked out cold.

I see Quebec is stepping up the program n towing or impounding those insisting on being can equipped. So many cry a river about more enforcement but don't have enough brains to be part of the solution vs part of the problem.

Straight forward to fix most of it, boycott any and all business's that sell cans and refuse to ride with anyone that has one. Same goes for that one fawker in the group that just can't stay on the trail, tell him to fuck off.

I found a more rounded edge aluminum handle made pair of em I owned much easier to pull over when cold. When dead nutz cold, most of them need just the slightest crack of the throttle before they'll start, if not, will flood hard, the F8s tended to need the same slight bit of throttle cold.

Yes very common to see a good number of trucks n trailers parked there, rail line trail runs along edge of it.