QUOTE(Tousan @ Apr 15 2008, 08:05 PM)

To be honest, I would consider getting one. Not only because it is a "Banana" but because it has the ride and everything to go along with it. It is lighter than the Blueberries if you want to go that way. And as for GPS, I know very well where Fielding road is but I was just alittle toooo busy getting ready for alittle more important race. Please don't think that I am scared of your "Banana peeler" or any other sled for that matter. I will run anything anytime, but as you may have heard, our hard work and testing did pay off in NL. So I am happy I never took the time to go up playing. Plus, I only have a trail sled anyways.

LOL ! You're too easy to get goin, you should take a day off and go sleddin for fun, all that race stuff got ya stressed out.

I'm glad you liked the 4 tec, I hope to get a chance to ride one myself next year, still find the XP nicer lookin though. Myself now, I would have to ride the other brand for a little longer than a 2 minute trip down the last section of the Oregon trail to pass judgement on a "heavier, less throttle responsive" sled though. And lighter doesn't always mean it's better, but I'll give them credit, for a BIG 1200, they sure managed to get it down in weight, but at the sacrafice of about 10 less hp than the smaller, more powerful 1050 Genesis motor. Oh well, a couple hundred more cc's and maybe they'll have better luck next time. I think the next few years are going to be good for everyone with all this competition. And congrats on your placings last weekend, I didn't know
you were actually racing.
So what's this about a trail sled ? Trail sled my ass, only stock part on that is the handlebars (I stole that line, thanks)....

And btw, I won a few less important friendly races too a couple weekends ago, didn't need any parts or testing or tuning at all, you may have heard about it....