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love the old sleds, it is addictive for sure. im starting to fix up this 75 z 340. hope to hit the ice for first time in any years with it this winter .
my 96 thunder cat i guess is nearly vintage now too!. at one time thee shelf's in barn were full of the. thinned out the heard a bit.
my 96 thunder cat i guess is nearly vintage now too!. at one time thee shelf's in barn were full of the. thinned out the heard a bit.
I had 2 1996 polaris indy trails, 488 fans, very reliable but not that fast. 65 top speed. but still fun. Sold them last year and bought a Talon. We have not had any decent snow in 3-4 years.
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We don't call it Minn-NO-SNOW-ta for no reason
Our winters aren't getting any better either, we will get snow and lots of it but it's coming later and leaving earlier. Years ago we would've had a couple feet on the ground by now, the last five we haven't had enough to ride until Xmas or later. Currently we have about a 1/4" of snowcover, not even enough to cover the grass. I probably won't ever buy another new one again, it's part of what pushed us into getting quads & then SxS's......still gotta ride!
we usually plow a track on the lake and run the quads with some studded tires but even the ice has sucked the last couple years. I was afraid my plow truck would fall thru. looks like its the frozen ground / winter atv trails. Has anyone found a cover for the Talon that can be used on an open trailer? I hate to get the Talon all salted up.
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My buddy got a 77 340 spitfire that had been sitting for almost 20 years cleaned the carbs dumped fresh gas in fired right up it's a fun little sled kinda tippy
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