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I did 120 yesterday. My buddy I was with only got about 18 before his zr900 diamond drive broke. Towed him back 3-4 miles to the road. After he got his truck and borrowed a trailer, got it loaded, I continued on.
I thought we had trouble yesterday. Desiree & Alissa were riding my friends Formula and Mason & myself were on the trusty ol Polaris. I hit a couple corners and lost sight of her. So being a good husband I stopped and waited.......nothing. A sledder passed us and ended up turning around and flagging me to come back. So I turned around and saw Des stopped in the middle of the trail......not good. I got off and asked her what happened. She said it just stopped. So I pulled up on the stop switch and it started right up. I then explained to her and Alissa if you push the switch it will stop. Other than Alissa falling asleep on the wat back, we had a fun little cruise.
1.25 and now 136" instead of the maybe 1/2" X 121 with no studs that was on there. My original track I think was about a 7/8" with studs. That was pretty good.
Nice theory. My Friday is Thursday this week.
That is a big difference. Going to need to Velcro your butt to the sest
You got that right Troy. Nice heated shop with your jerk of a boss making you work today. Geeesh! You should just sit at your desk and put your feet up like Jay does.
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