Ultimate Lighter Ride

[Northstar]

How many folks spend money on aftermarket parts to lighten up a snowmobile and enhance performance? Ever given any thought to a lighter rider? Would you like to shed a few pounds by the time the snow flies?

Take Shape for Life is a proven program. Most people will see results of 5 pounds a week.

The program supplies all the meal replacements and we coach and encourage you no matter what brand of sled you ride. We snowmobile ourselves and shedding extra weight really does make a difference.

Send me an email: thintastesgood@ymail.com

K'Lynn @ 971-344-7377

 

[WyoBoy1000]

How many folks spend money on aftermarket parts to lighten up a snowmobile and enhance performance? Ever given any thought to a lighter rider? Would you like to shed a few pounds by the time the snow flies?

Take Shape for Life is a proven program. Most people will see results of 5 pounds a week.

The program supplies all the meal replacements and we coach and encourage you no matter what brand of sled you ride. We snowmobile ourselves and shedding extra weight really does make a difference.

www.thintastesgood.tsfl.com

K'Lynn @ 971-344-7377

we don't lighten up unless it cost a $100.00 a pound

Any lighter and I wouldn't be able to have an excuse

 

[polaris dude]

im at 135, so i will take any weight anyone wants to discard

 

[m8magicandmystery]

im at 135, so i will take any weight anyone wants to discard

if you want it you can have it...it saves me a trip to the potty

 

[frock]

if you want it you can have it...it saves me a trip to the potty

OMFG, that was funny right there I don't care who you are.

 

[Wheel House Motorsports]

rider weight makes a HUGE difference, i weight maybe 165 in gear if i hop on my buddies sled it is sad how much higher of a mark i can make even on the same sled....

i think my riding group is worried, im the smallest rider and im getting boost... I need a bigger bumper!!!

 

[autolodge]

true that

It's funny, last winter I dropped 30+ lbs (255 to 220ish) and the results were amazing. I have spent thousands to make my sled lighter and handle better and all I had to do is give up ANYTHING from a gas station and quit drinking beer on weeknights. Who'd a thought? just like the subway diet, I now suffer from the "fat wallet syndrome" except my old riding gear fits me like a tent so that won't last long. LOL I wish there was a performance booth at haydays where if you walked up and asked about their sweet trick lightweight stuff and you were visibly Phat like me, they would have said "go drop some weight fatass and save your money!"

 

[montanasledder]

im 20 pounds lighter than last year and hope to be down another 20-25 by thanksgiving. my 09 m8 should love me, especially after i get the SLP exhaust and stuff

 

[mattymac]

Watched a buddy cut the tips off his track, put them in a box, go to a small scale weigh them and was stoked that he took off a little over 1 lb... hes 300!


Watched the same guy ride another buddies sled in a radar run, average of 5 runs was like 75mph, seen the guy who owned the sled who is half his weight run an average 77mph.

 

[WyoBoy1000]

weight matters in the hills not so much on the trail.

 

[Bkinz]

You go that one right.^^^^ I can out climb any of the stockish 800's we ride with, and im on a d7. but my 6'2"frame and only a 170lbs with gear goes pretty good in the deep, it helps a lot having good leverage on the sled.

 

[Jkinzer]

You go that one right.^^^^ I can out climb any of the stockish 800's we ride with, and im on a d7. but my 6'2"frame and only a 170lbs with gear goes pretty good in the deep, it helps a lot having good leverage on the sled.

dont kid yourslef man.... your mom outclimbs you on her supersport

 

[Bkinz]

dont kid yourslef man.... your mom outclimbs you on her supersport

Pshhh, you better watch out this year bro. I did a few "little" things to my sled, and your going down in the trees.

 

[WyoBoy1000]

Pshhh, you better watch out this year bro. I did a few "little" things to my sled, and your going down in the trees.

I don't think little things are going to keep up with big balls

 

[Jkinzer]

lol... k now were done hi jackin this thread, i promise. back to the regularly scheduled program

 

[RMK7SledHead]

but my 6'2"frame and only a 170lbs with gear

a hint: eat something, and try working out on occasion.

5'10" 175 lbs naked, and I'm lighter than I should be. I've put on 20 lbs in the last 9 months, and damn do I look good.

 

[Bkinz]

I don't think little things are going to keep up with big balls

lol Who has those? We all know it isn't Jeremy.

a hint: eat something, and try working out on occasion.

5'10" 175 lbs naked, and I'm lighter than I should be. I've put on 20 lbs in the last 9 months, and damn do I look good.

I eat all the time, and was working out ,on occasion, till I broke my collar bone. Ya i know I'm a bit light for my height but for basketball I'm liking it. Being able to out jump everybody on the team.

 

[up-high]

I'm 6' and 230. But it's ok. I ride a heavy Yamaha!

 

[RMK7SledHead]

I eat all the time, and was working out ,on occasion, till I broke my collar bone. Ya i know I'm a bit light for my height but for basketball I'm liking it. Being able to out jump everybody on the team.

you would be a much more formidable opponent at 6'2" 200 lbs of muscle. You would jump higher too.

 

[Bkinz]

you would be a much more formidable opponent at 6'2" 200 lbs of muscle. You would jump higher too.

Ya, but at the age of 14 it is going to be awhile before I can actually bulk up.