ZRSledhead

Buffer with light paint correction product will take it out.

Tri-ad........FTW.

OMG, tragic news.

Makes no sense unless they came with a fancy smancy aluminum cover as part of an option package.

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Yes Dean's web site is long since outta date but the work is always top notch. Was in to see him last week.  Have also heard nothing but good things about Frank at shock tek.

Shell full Synthetic in my sleds for a whole bunch of years now.

Great deal if your up for a drive, brand spankin new for the price of used.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-snowmobile/timmins/save-over-3000-on-this-brand-new-pro-s/1221145292?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1220432761

^ Well that sold fast, congrats to the new owner, hell of a score.

Even though trailer needs some love, combo is a hell of a good buy.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-snowmobile/brantford/2007-arctic-cat-jag-1000-and-trailer-combo/1219570364?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

+1 on always run studs, feel they should be mandatory if you ride groomed trails.

Picking it up outta storage on Sunday, plan of firing up n running until I smell like two stroke from head to toe.

Permit arrived, come on snow.

Perfect, thanks.

Had no idea it's  also sold by the jug, thanks for posting.

Matching rails really set it off, great looking ride.

Had one in an '99 ZR600. Found it amazing when in cruising mode, did however hurt handling hard enough I sold the sled.

Every time I've saved a few bucks and not gone with GoldDiggers, it's bit me in the ass. Next best for me was Roetins but in a low snow / poor condition year I broke a ton of em vs second sled had virtually no trouble running Woody's.  No matter the sled, I never stud less than 3 per bar.

On 6/17/2016 at 10:41 AM, irv said:

Port Perry area trails and east to the Ganaraska Forest are my main riding areas mostly.

The  Snowmobile Clubs around here do an amazing job. Tons of variety to boot. 

The boys in Port Perry know how to groom a trail, Ganny is amazing as well.

+1 on ride the Kawartha's when snow allows, also partial to the NewLiskeard area or MontLaurier Que

Bunch of years on Arctic Cat then out of the sport for two years, jumped into a '16 Pro S es late last spring. Just like everyone else, looking forward to lots of snow.