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[cbrown]

should i get a 05 600 ski doo with EXCELLENT CONDITION, ELECTRIC START, REVERSE, HOT GRIPS, COVER & 144" TRACK. $2500.00

 

[KFD070]

I would. How many kilometers?

 

[onlyrotax]

I didn't know they were available with "excellent condition".

 

[cookiecutter]

how many miles is that thing pushin?

 

[cbrown]

4,000

 

[mxracer328]

i would too

 

[GoldenRider1]

A lot of miles, but still a great deal. It would be a great sled for your girl friend.

nate

 

[Teth-Air]

A lot of miles, but still a great deal. It would be a great sled for your girl friend.

nate

Or as a back-up sled when you pull a Superman and ending up bending your a-arm in a creek bed.

 

[JI57]

a buddy sold a 2004 600 144 in EXCELLENT CONDITION, 5,200 miles for $3,500 with lots of extras, But if It's that nice it's worth $2,500 all day

 

[cbrown]

track 144 thats a down fall

i dont like the short tracks i realy need a long track but i think it might be long enof what do you think.

 

[GoldenRider1]

Or as a back-up sled when you pull a Superman and ending up bending your a-arm in a creek bed.

That's no reason to need a back up sled, 1hr in the shop is all. Besides, I don't know anyone that's done that! Ha. When are you coming out here again? Riding tomorrow and Monday, hopefully it's not raining!

And cb, a 144" is totally fine, lots of guys i know prefer it because they like jumping so much. What's your riding experience? How much do you weigh?

nate

 

[cbrown]

Riding expernes o that sucks my weightis about 150lbs

 

[GoldenRider1]

Riding expernes o that sucks my weightis about 150lbs

144" is not a short track, especially for your weight and riding experience. Cut your teeth on something like that and then worry about going bigger for the next sled. Figure out how to buy the thing, ride it, realize it's enough for you, enjoy it, mile it off, then get something else.

nate

 

[KFD070]

Sounds like a perfect sled for you. Buy it! Now!