Ultimate Lighter Ride

[Motley Doo]

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!!!

What are you saying?

It's true though, people spend thousands of dollars on lightweight sled parts when really they just get up in the morning, drop a hearty deuce, and have the same effect!

Although, one thing I notice, since I'm a bigger guy, around 275 riding weight, is that I can throw a heavier sled around boondocking when others have problems. I know how to use my weight, and in some cases, I can flick my heavier sled around quicker than lighter people can on there own sled.

Although, on the bottomless days, it sure would be nice to a hundo lighter!!

 

[Northstar]

I hear you. I have several items I want for my M7. Gotta get a new seat.

 

[Northstar]

5-10 pounds a week

We just put a friend on the program. He was 6.4 and 350. Dropped 15 pounds the first week and settled in at about 8 a week.

You eat 5 prepackaged meals a day and you cook yourself a lean and green once a day or order it at a restaurant.

The cost of the program works out to about $10 a day.

Anyone interested drop me a note

klynnmlarson@msn.com

 

[sdobbs20]

i love being a 150lb soaking wet with gear kid. my 700 with a 144 track goes places it shouldn't haha.