Post all you you pics of you riding in the mountains or you sleds! :banana:

i'll humor you

What is that suppose to mean?

My M-Cat 1000

Here are some pics

First pic, my 800 Vertical Escape, 2003

Second pic, 700 Vertical Escape '04, extra sled.

Third pic, Both my 800 and dad's 900 Mountain Cat.

Fourth pic, front view of my 800

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I know she's old and not so good looking, but she makes me happy haha
1997 XLT RMK
Also my dads '96 summit 500

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Here's my 02 Cat 800.

My 98 MSRX & buds M7 ...which is now in surgery after an accident worth about 3k damage!

Click to view attachmentGrand Mesa, CO powder

A little playin.

Powder nut, you must have on hell of a camera man. Those pics are professional grade, wish I was there.

Thanks Toyfish2. I paid 3 grand cnd for it. 6mp Nikon. I hardly take it out riding.
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a few from our trip to revy last winter. The first day was brutal with almost zero visibility. The second day was blue sky, great snow.

hardly considered a mountain sled, but this is what I'll be using this winter

my old Summit 700 144"

My dad's 04 Summit 800HO 144

I like that Gade... :div20: :div20:

1160

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Art builds some amazing equipment doesn't he?, I use to work for him back in college, I've only had a chance to ride his 860 Polaris BB, with Boondocker NOS, but it was wild, hopefully his F9 this yr

Cheers, Kevo :beerchug:

here is mine

SICK!!!

SWEEEEEET :div20: :div20:

Kevo

Here is my 03 Summit 800 144".

Here is a link to my ride for this winter. ITs a zr 580 mod project from the summer.

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I love that paint job elkhorn looks good.

The new and the old. RMK is for sale.

mine. yes, that picture was taken in alaska in november.

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I figured there would be at least a heavy frost covering it, being Alaska and all

oh, that ground is hard as a rock. it rained for two weeks, then got clear and cold for about two more weeks (0 degrees F). Of course, we now have 1 inch of snow. Still pathetic though...

Click to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachmentHere's mine, not a real lightweight but at 17# boost who cares, Ken.

This IS a real light weight! It has a honda 4.5 hp engine, and full suspension. 121 X 8 X 3/4 track, and I built it with enough clearance to add 2' paddles. The kids love it. Size wise, its about the same height as the min-z, but longer due to the track.

Here is what happens to a F7 longtrack in the snow.

not mine but i thought i would share with you guys. ive posted it on here a few times already.

Well let's give this a try........

2000 RMK 700
There were a few mods done to it over the years including a 144" track, but the trailer shot is basically prior and the others are after.

Ended up being a great sled once I cut out the torsion bar and dropped 40lbs off it.

Went with a 153" M6 this year........mods to be completed shortly.

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Looks good, Waxman. Looks like we're from the same area :beerchug: Were those pics up on West Mountain, or North of Idaho City or where...

Welcome to HCS :div20:

All right you! It's on! F7 this in the snow!
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I'll admit it's no mt. sled but it's an awesome feerider!

Some pic.s of Hatcher's Pass, AK in '03 on my '03 F7
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Click to view attachment this is a different trip to H. Pass w/ some guys from Wasilla Artic Cat- it doesn't look big but it was-I bent my bars, bashed my helmet, and busted a nut-owwie! The guy in the pic. dropped it four times and compressed his spine on the last one-bad news!Click to view attachmentClick to view attachment[attachment=1228
3:attachment] here are some old school pic.s of my buddy and me on our '01 800 Mt. cats (I loved that sled!) Peter's Ck,AK

Wow! You nailed it.........

The photo with the two sleds was taken on the ridge overlooking Lake Cascade. The other photo was actually taken while riding over at Island Park this past season. Nice areas and still learning where to go at both.

We actually ride all over, Trinities, Cougar, West Mountain, McCall, and at least one trip to Eastern Idaho each year. This year we're planning trips to Stanley and some Oregon locations.

Just wish we could go more often as does everyone!

So do you ride the West Mountain area often? Looks like you've already been able to log some miles this year. Sounds like snow this week should be good up there this weekend.

I get up to west mountain at least once during the season. I take my dad up there, he likes the trails, I like the off trail I hear ya on going more often. You never get enough of it. It looks like this year is going to be more promising than last year. Last year was the pits.

Have you been out to the Owyhees, up into Silver City? The Owyhees really get nailed with snow, I don't think people really know that. They usually have a little snow left when Bogus has lost all theirs. It does depend on the snow fall for the season though. The biggest problem up there, from what I have seen is the lack of a staging area and the road gets really, really hardpack and icy until you get into the elevation. I've never been up there with my sled, but I go out there just to mess around in the winter time, it's cold and windy but pretty nice. I've thought about going to Oregon, up over Tolgate, near Elgin. Never been though, I just really like the area.

Here is what Ill be riding in the Mountains this winter. 800 Gade X with a 136x15x2 :beerchug:

heres mine

Got it in the deep over Thanksgiving! Polaris guy bought a Ski-Doo and now knows why they are Ski-Doo's!

Last Saturday in the Cascades at Stampede Pass. Loads of new snow, but not settled at all yet. Saw lot's of buried sleds. Breaking in the new Vector Mountain. It has 25 whole miles in the photo. Ton of fun although I was being nice during break in...

Nice sled, Vector1! Do you ever go sledding near Snowqualmie?

The photo of the Vector was taken about 30 mins form Snoqualmie Pass. It is a great place to ride with many miles of groomed trails plus a lot of open areas to play. I am going to Hills Resort at Priest Lake in February to ride for a week. My friends go every year and say it's the best. I'm looking forward to it.

here is my wannabe mountain sled!

one of a kind 02 zr 600 will get it in the deep stuff in march.

hard to take a pic of myself so here is one of the sled in the driveway