Polaris Timbersled

[Freebird]

Who's scared of a little snow. This should handle it.

 

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2017/11/30/cool-tech-converts-dirt-bikes-for-jason-bourne-like-snow-supremacy.html

[Yammer Dan]

Watch it with the 4 letter words!! I'll tell the Boss..... "Oh Eileen":innocent-emoticon:

[Marcarl]

I wonder if they make a kit for a Spyder,,, that would be a great Santa thing for Big Tom.

[CaseyJ955]

That looks awesome. I have noticed more rudimentary versions of this in the hills, albeit quite rarely. A full bodied sled is a bit bulky for some parts here, the narrow stance and rediced weight would be a big plus for dodging downed trees to reach the nearest pavement This kit looks pretty refined. I do believe I could justify one of these.

[cowpuc]

I have always LOVED those things!! Have passed up a number of them at the dealer auctions thru the years cause we just never really got enough snow to justify owning one IMHO. Back when I was still running dirt scoots I was part of the Michigan Cycle Conservation Club and alot of our group trail rode all winter long (night riding in the snow = talk about FUN!!).. Hardened "Kold Kutter" screws worked awesomely! It was not legal to just head out across State or Federal lands on a sled or a bike (we have "marked" designated trails) and the sled trails here were always groomed in the winter time (no powder) making those Kold Kutter screws the absolute MAXIMUM (5 gear wheelies on a KX500? No problembo) so very very few of the "snobikes" were ever seen/sold.

One of my buddies moved out near Helena Montana and now sells these devices!! He SWEARS by em and contends they are wayyyy more fun in the open/loose powder of the mountains then even a high hp, long track mountain sled!

[djh3]

I wonder if they make a kit for a Spyder,,, that would be a great Santa thing for Big Tom.

Just fit a pair of these.