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  • So, to summarize: We now will have the new chassis that was never needed with a more ergonomic riding position and a substantial diet that was never needed, the new big bore that was never needed

  • First catalyst came in, fit and finish is very good, (thank god after what the prototypes looked like).

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9 minutes ago, racinfarmer said:

We found a lot of places way more remote then that on our summer road trip.  Some of the places going across northern Montana, I couldn't live there.

The last 2-3 winters with lots of snow and grooming, a lot of old iron has been coming out of sheds, garages, and back yards.  Had 2 different sleds left at the end of our driveway because they would go no further. 

One guy was like "Yeah, I haven't ran it in 8 years.  Put gas in it and made it the 5 miles here." 

Gee, thanks.  Now go get a current trail pass...

The grooming is so good nowadays that you can legit ride anything on the trails.  The old stuff is more enjoyable today than ever, trails were never this good in the 90's.  I really have no memories of good trails, I just remember eating too much and coming out and it being cold and the bumps grew and we have a long way home and full bellies and big bumps the whole entire way.  

38 minutes ago, mnstang said:

The grooming is so good nowadays that you can legit ride anything on the trails.  The old stuff is more enjoyable today than ever, trails were never this good in the 90's.  I really have no memories of good trails, I just remember eating too much cock and coming out and it being cold and the bumps grew and we have a long way home and full bellies and big bumps the whole entire way.  

Fixed that for you. It’s cool you’re coming out. 🌈🏳️‍🌈

7 hours ago, mnstang said:

The grooming is so good nowadays that you can legit ride anything on the trails.  The old stuff is more enjoyable today than ever, trails were never this good in the 90's.  I really have no memories of good trails, I just remember eating too much and coming out and it being cold and the bumps grew and we have a long way home and full bellies and big bumps the whole entire way.  

I recall a time on my Indy 650, rode for 3 hours non stop on relatively smooth trails, had lunch, came out for the trip home, ran for a half hour, stopped and asked my buddies jokingly if they could ride back and get the truck. The old stuff was great for the time but I don't miss them now. 

6 hours ago, Tripleflipper said:

I recall a time on my Indy 650, rode for 3 hours non stop on relatively smooth trails, had lunch, came out for the trip home, ran for a half hour, stopped and asked my buddies jokingly if they could ride back and get the truck. The old stuff was great for the time but I don't miss them now. 

I'm not pounding the trails every weekend but when I do I still prefer the ass draggers.  But our trails are usually always in great shape with no moguls or even bumps.  If it's bumpy and whooped out then I'd much rather be on something newer with good shocks.

Did a trip last year on my zr and there was a long whooped out section and it got pretty fun after I got warmed up to it, I threw caution to the wind and hammered them and the machine but it was a blast, actually really fun.  

8 hours ago, mnstang said:

I'm not pounding the trails every weekend but when I do I still prefer getting pounded in the ass.  But our trails are usually always in great shape with no moguls or even bumps.  If it's bumpy and whooped out then I'd much rather be on something newer with good shocks.

Did a trip last year on my zr and there was a long whooped out section and it got pretty fun after I got warmed up to it, I threw caution to the wind and hammered them and the machine but it was a blast, actually really fun.  

Fixed this one for you as well. Way to embrace your inner queer tendencies. 🌈🏳️‍🌈

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Says the guy who seemingly has the rainbow flag emoji on rapid fire...

858 will have a new primary...

 

 

6 minutes ago, Jerr2Star said:

858 will have a new primary...

 

 

Probably so it will take more heat with the shitty secondary set up 

FB gang is going to FREAK with the adding of one pound.  And it's rotating mass too so that will be like 4.827537843 pounds of chassis weight.

 

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great... there's another hundred pages of what is up with this average clutching posts.   9_9

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