GreenStreak

Actual mileage

I'm currently on the hunt for a Z1 Turbo what was the best year? Which one was the best playing with the Boost and the map?

cleaned out a barn for a guy. He said he wanted everything out of there scrap it all.... it has spark and good compression no fuel it's sat in that Barn for 20 + years. Track is beyond shot. I already see the fuel filter is plugged tight with green crap and I'm sure the carbs are plugged. so that's where we going to start, with the fuel system. I intend to groom my local trail that goes to the main trail it's about 4 miles long. with this Panther. Any of you guys here interested in home restoration of a old pile? Chime in

Suspension changes

I know, I know the Lesters suck and are biased....blah blah blah. still interesting.

I tried to tell all of you guys what a piece of shit Dave is..... Told ya so.

It has hit Africa there are cases there I don't think it's full-blown yet but

hospitals in NYC are overwhelmed with people sick with the virus and now they're sending them to our upstate hospitals. Keep your fucking Sickies in New York City people. You are spreading the virus keep your shit in your shit hole

They state 20 minutes for a full recharge. About the average time spent eating lunch

5-year powertrain warranty no maintenance you never touch it

That's actually about 88 miles.

Looks interesting

Who cares what the Democrats are doing why do you talk about it? Donald Trump will be re-elected. accept it it's reality, your destiny, have a nice day.

It's from the New York State Snowmobile Association page it happened just the way it is laid out.....

Facebook post from Tug Hill Club... WOW, is all I can say! The phone call I just received from a physically-assaulted property owner can only go down as a "WHAT THE HECK ARE THESE PEOPLE THINKING???" issue, with some riders feeling as though snowmobile trails are built for their benefit and they can do whatever they want! A longtime club Officer, volunteer, AND landowner was out taking care of a water issue after the past storm on Sat, had a group of 5 riders come upon him as he was working in the ditch. The landowner told the group how they can get around the standing water easily, then expressed his concern about the obviously loud exhausts at least 2 of the sleds had. The first rider, shut his sled off then asked "what are you going to do about it?" and went about to tackling the landowner and slamming him to the ground. A local farmer was out in the field working when he saw this happening, and quickly ran over through 2 feet of fresh snow to pull this guy off the club volunteer. The other 4 riders and the guy who physically assaulted the 65 year old landowner then got on their sleds and took off! No registration numbers were taken down, unfortunately. This happened on Trail # C3 in Wyoming County on Sat, at approx 1pm, between Hiram and Caldwell Roads in Arcade. If you are one of the 4 guys in that group who don't condone what the lead rider did to an innocent club volunteer, landowner, and longtime snowmobiler, do the right thing and reach out to us here and we can pass your name onto the local police! WE CANNOT CONTINUE WITH THE SPORT BY ALLOWING THE DISRESPECTFUL RIDERS TO NEGATIVELY AFFECT OUR CLUB RELATIONSHIPS WITH OUR GENEROUS PROPERTY OWNERS AND RUIN MORE TRAIL ACCESS! WE MUST POLICE OUR OWN!

Yup

That's right and they aren't that complex either fucking cake to work on

That's right and they aren't that complex either fucking cake to work on

Did about a hundred and ninety miles today it was awesome... not much snow but the trails were nice and flat.

yeah the murse, he's a real homo

no the Pantera is not my sled. well it is partly mine, but my wife rides it. I sold the tcat for a mother fucking F8 Sno pro EFI. Which I love because I don't have to wrench on it every time I want to ride it.

I must say I'm a little surprised the one pic I posted of the 2003 Pantera didn't get any comments as to how the rider is the standing straight up with the bars directly under their shoulders, and when you sit down the bars are within easy reach and you're not sitting on top of the gas tank. Huh.