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It’s kind of a double edge sword. Terrain/rough- bring your trail sled but you’re gonna be smoked. Ice- dick around with the sled all week to get beat by guys who have ripped 90000 practice laps on their ice setup but less labor intensive in the race.

To answer your question though, right now, a smooth plowed ice track is more appealing, because fat. But having that rough track is endearing too if you can push yourself past your mental limits. 1 was free, the other was $200. The free one has been the difficult one.

That's old

I’ve been getting some seat time in. Tried to get the dogs to be passengers but they lasted about 5 feet and decided chasing/trying to get run over by the rig was a better proposition.E83AA449-5D1D-4317-B9C6-C3BBA2FBC5A2.mov

I'm back in the leaf spring gang and back to fighting the Tillotsons.

Just think you could have bought my Yamaha exciter for $200

Right now? Neither. I'm fat, out of shape, and have zero seat time for the season. Hell, Sunday was the first day I attempted to start a snowmobile for the season.

100% agreed. As a “brand ambassador”they probably gave him a company credit card and said go do what you want to promote the brand. And he will. I hope a lot of people get recorded interviews with him as he is up there in age.

100%. I highly doubt he has to go anything. I am sure they just tell him to do you, go to whatever events you want and we'll support you in any way we can. He was still going to haydays and other cat functions and was still going to the races. He just loves it and you can't take it out of him and he loves the brand because it's his. Just happy for the guy to be formally part of Cat again I'm sure it means a lot to him. I'd imagine he will be part of it until the day he dies. Happy for him on a personal level.

That’s actually perfect job for him at this part of his life. He doesn’t need to work but to go out and market the product of the company he built will be a great thing. He is one of the few left a live that got the sport going.

CPC PP SHEEP love to think different

They brought Roger on as a brand ambassador. I couldn't think of anyone better for the job. Arctic Insider is putting on a ride in a couple weeks from TRF to skime ranch. 100 spots and it sold out in minutes of posting. I was too late to get in on it. They're riding in groups lead by notable AC guys to Rogers ranch for lunch and social time and then back to black cats. That would be such a cool experience I was so bummed to miss out on it, by the time I sent it to a couple buddies it sold out, bummer!

So true CPC sheep too just scared of everything

Bring back Brian Dick . Get that new rear suspension off the shelf and into production.

good... they need an 82 year old engineer to unfuck all the Textron mistakes

Is this you fail?

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PP is again changing his Personality to now be OK with CBC and is doing 22min gigs - so I guess you all will now like CBC and 22minutes Full show runs tomorrow on CBC https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1GtTKRcrLP/

notice how this looks very much like PP OUTHOUSE memes Nothing to see here

LOL...The Good Old Boys Club continues to grow...LOL

Not that he ever left, but the professional relationship now continues. 💚 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Perhaps the most legendary figure in the history of Arctic Cat is proudly being welcomed back and will utilize his new role of Arctic Cat brand ambassador to continue to spread his knowledge and his passion for powersports to new and existing powersports enthusiasts. Roger Skime – a legendary engineer, designer, test rider and racing aficionado – has officially returned to the Arctic Cat team by personal invitation from the new ownership group. The fabled inventor of the first slide-rail rear suspension and many other innovations over his illustrious 57-year career at Arctic Cat was welcomed back by company President & CEO Brad Darling. “With his passion for snowmobiling, racing and innovation, Roger embodies the Arctic Cat spirit perhaps better than anybody on earth,” said Darling, who led a group of investors in buying the company in April. “There should never have been any gap between Roger Skime and the brand. Now that gap has officially been erased.” Skime famously began his Arctic Cat career in 1962 when, at age 19, he stopped by the factory looking for a summer job and impressed founder Edgar Hetteen. As employee No. 5, Skime started as a laborer but quickly moved up to an engineering position after showcasing growing technical knowledge and an unrivaled work ethic. He eventually became the VP of Engineering and had his fingerprints on pretty much every Arctic Cat development for several decades. Skime was an engineering leader, huge racing proponent and constant presence at the company until his retirement at the end of 2018. “I’m very excited,” Skime said about both his renewed role and the new ownership of Arctic Cat. “There was a lot of concern and stress about the brand, and I was communicating with Brad every so often saying, ‘Brad, go get ahold of this thing, get it back on track.’ Now I just couldn’t be happier, because there isn’t a better guy to do that than Brad Darling.” Roger’s role will take him places he never truly left, at racetracks, in dealerships, and on the trails, continuing to advocate for the Arctic Cat brand to which he dedicated most of his life.

You more inclined to show up if it’s plowed or a full height race?

Injectors were the culprit.

I actually don't know any Canadians that look like this hate filled CPC BOT MEME SORRY Canadian Men don't need a weapon to look tough Canadian Men don't identify as HATE FILLED - People like AC and ToSlow pretend to want to be this man