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Resale

On the bright side....
If a sled will run reliably for 3,500 miles, I probably could buy my final one now!
 
Good lord alot of the replys are not even really what he was asking but thats typical on here Good luck Bird.
 
Mike has a Viper and a Nitro for sale. He rides solo a lot, which I think personally is a stupid decision all together, but that is neither here nor there for this conversation. When he rides alone he takes his FAT GIRLS or his snowbike for reliability. :face-icon-small-ton
 
I've traded every year for the last 20 or so years, there may be a couple of times in all those years I kept a sled two years. The trade hit has always been high. I don't get rid of them because they won't make another year or two, it's because I ride a lot and if you think the first year hit is bad, look at what it is on a two year old sled with over 4,000 miles on it would be.

So in a way my decision is really based on resale, it's just I take the big hit up front and have a sled that's still marketable and not have to worry about having a sled I have to give away.

In my opinion one sled doesn't resale better over the other as long as you stay within the brand. When switching brands I seen it go both ways.
 
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