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Before I had ATV's, I had sleds. First one was a POS and Buffalo, NY got BURIED with snow. I upgraded to two sleds nice trailer and whatever else...............next 3 years hardly any snow and they sat. I sold them, the next winter.................yeah you guessed it
Before I had ATV's, I had sleds. First one was a POS and Buffalo, NY got BURIED with snow. I upgraded to two sleds nice trailer and whatever else...............next 3 years hardly any snow and they sat. I sold them, the next winter.................yeah you guessed it
Good old tug hill gotta be somewhere around you. And if the snow doesn't come to you, you have to go to the snow.
I drive 300 miles minimum to find it. Mostly ride the northwoods of Wisconsin. Besides, what else is there to do in winter up here in the midwest?
Anyway......I'm trying to be content with this bike. I really like it. Just going down a road now, and trying to stop it. Buy something, get it to where I want it, only to sell it at a monster loss.
Last edited by jt metal; Oct 30, 2015 at 04:29 PM.
Hahaha....... this is getting me no where! I get it. Keep the bike! Lol! Was just looking to cure my pain.
Had a boat a while back. Thought a nice cabin cruiser would do the trick. Then was just reminded of the pain in the rear of owning a boat. It sucks!
Thanks to the guy who posted all that b.s. about owning a boat. lol! Kinda made me laugh for a moment, then I threw up in my mouth!
I already have two cars I don't drive, two snowmobiles I barely ride, and the bike has been very good to me. I can fire it up and go with little to no cost.
I have to stop the madness! But it's hard. Anyone fighting the fight that I do, knows what I'm talking about.
A.D.H.D. is a real ****! Not even joking.......
Boats suck , unless you live at the lake. Gas in the truck , gas in the boat , getting ready to go, unload boat, load boat, beer , snacks, drive to and from lake , unload boat back at the house , unload all the **** out of the boat , clean boat, let it sit till you get ready to go again............ Been there done that I'll pass! Bike. Open garage go ride , enjoy ride Go home , park it in the garage , repeat as necessary . Good luck whatever you decide.
+1. Hadn't owned a boat since the 70's so two years ago I decided to buy one. 24" SeaRay 240 Overnighter. Really nice boat but I forgot that BOAT stands for "break out another thousand". Little use because of all the hassle and lots of money for maintenance. Gave the boat to my Nephew last month.
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