Has anybody had any problems with the top of the tunnel denting from ice chuncks on pro rmk's?
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Did you guys buy this sled to ride it? Or polish it with a diaper? It's a freakin snowmobile, go ride the thing!
Tec?
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I'm just surprised how many guys treat there Pro's like a vintage Ferrari, It's a snowmobile, not a show car! Chit happens when you actually ride them, get over it and have some fun.
what i think.. is the resale value .. people are thinkin about...
What u do think when u bought a $12,000 new toy and it has 400 miles on it..
and only worth $9,000 now cause it looks like it has over 10,000 miles on it..
It really shows the wear and tear on the sled..
I lot of people are still paying on them!!
I am not too worried.. it it payed for..
But down the road.. i might sell it.. Don't want to only get scrap for it! lol
what i think.. is the resale value .. people are thinkin about...
What u do think when u bought a $12,000 new toy and it has 400 miles on it..
and only worth $9,000 now cause it looks like it has over 10,000 miles on it..
It really shows the wear and tear on the sled..
I lot of people are still paying on them!!
I am not too worried.. it it payed for..
But down the road.. i might sell it.. Don't want to only get scrap for it! lol
I obviously look at snowmobiling differently! If I ride the snot out of my pro and sell it for $6500 bucks next year with 3000 miles, I've gotten my $4500 of fun out of it. I new the moment I wrote the check for $11,000 for my Pro, that it would be worth half the minute I loaded it on the trailer. That in it self is a great reason not to finance a sled.