100k car what r u buying

[mb23100]

These things give a great tour of the strip and they used to do it for free.

Ive never been in one. I hear they're kinda scary in rhe rain because they don't have windshield wipers so you can't see.

 

[ThaiSexPills]

Mostly just local trails and around the neighborhood. I live in an enclave with no through traffic, and apparently everyone rides them around the neighborhood in the winter, and the OFSC trails are all over the place in the area. Always had dirt bikes and motorcycles, but very limited experience with snowmobiles. Appreciate the info, thank you.

No problem. Those Yamaha 4 strokes are rock solid reliable but they’re heavy and not good off trail.

Those 1100 turbo cats can be had for cheap too and they’re very reliable but it costs extra to run them. More power, more belts, more fuel basically. I have my father’s old one here with a 240hp tune on it though and it has 15,000km on it. I couldn’t bring myself to part with it when he passed plus it’s worth like 3-5k tops so not worth selling but it’s a good sled and always has been. Still, like the Yamaha I would not take it off trail much. I bought one new in like 2014 too, great machines. I’d open the chaincase right away if I bought one tho

I run 2 strokes because of the weight and handling but I don’t care about reliability or cost honestly much. I buy a new sled every 2-3 years anyways honestly so it’s not a big issue. Off trail, you can’t beat a 2 stroke and on trail, the extra cornering is nice. But they’re not as reliable and are higher maintenance.

 

[scorpiorising]

Any Toyota or Honda and all of their subsidiary brands.

My most expensive cars have been American or German and I loathed them all.

My current shitty civic is the best car ive ever had.

 

[Plutoburn]

Get the cheapest toyota that fits your need and pocket the rest.

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

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