Bluebullet
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I a great day until........ I Let down my gaurd and got sucked down into the deep stuff! Nothing hurt but pride! lucky I know! 
Still Had an awesome day hammering out virgin logging roads in 2-4 ft of powder! Sometimes you just got to take the bad with the good! lol As you can see I had alot of help getting the ol Apex back right, I guess this is such a rare event someone felt they needed to document for historical information ! 
Still Had an awesome day hammering out virgin logging roads in 2-4 ft of powder! Sometimes you just got to take the bad with the good! lol As you can see I had alot of help getting the ol Apex back right, I guess this is such a rare event someone felt they needed to document for historical information ! Attachments
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YEP....It ONLY takes a SECOND for that to happen especially when the snow starts to get soft on the edges of those trails.
That looks like a pretty nasty little drop off.....You might want to think about a little piece of protection for your ride..."A SKID PLATE" worth having, looks like you got lucky and nothing bad happened to either you or your ride.
Around here we call those..."BUSH SLEDS"...SO I AM TOLD
That looks like a pretty nasty little drop off.....You might want to think about a little piece of protection for your ride..."A SKID PLATE" worth having, looks like you got lucky and nothing bad happened to either you or your ride.
Around here we call those..."BUSH SLEDS"...SO I AM TOLD
Bluebullet
Lifetime Member
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- Massena NY
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- USA
- Snowmobile
- 2021 sidewinder LTX GT, 2010 Apex LTX GT
- LOCATION
- Maine
YEP....It ONLY takes a SECOND for that to happen especially when the snow starts to get soft on the edges of those trails.
That looks like a pretty nasty little drop off.....You might want to think about a little piece of protection for your ride..."A SKID PLATE" worth having, looks like you got lucky and nothing bad happened to either you or your ride.
Around here we call those..."BUSH SLEDS"...SO I AM TOLD
