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The cost to have your Sled, and Gear out and back to any of the locations in Colorado or Wyoming is $300.00.This includes guiding you around during your trip. If you ride with Me in the truck, add $50.00 Most of the lodging runs between $85-95.00 per room a night. If you bunk up with a buddy, it will cut it in half. If you Don't have a sled, No Problem. You can ride with me for $100 and rent a Ski-doo, Arctic Cat, or Polaris for $175 to $225.00 per day and discounted if more then 3 days. Deposits are required on rental sleds with Cash or C.C. I can email you the information on the brand you want to Rent. Look at the Calender for discounted rates during the Month of April & May. Update!!! Book a trip with me and get $25.00 off a Helmet Camera by Vholder.
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There are a few things you need to do to get your sled ready. First thing is we will be going up in altitude, so you will need to rejet your sled. All Sleds are different, so to tell you what jets you would need is difficult. I usually find that dropping down 30-40 sizes is good. If you know how to do this, then bring some jets with you. Secondly, you need to change your clutching. This can be done, by either changing your clickers or removing any pin weight in your Primary clutch. And Last of all, Track length. I feel that you can take your regular length track out west. It will not get you to the top of the biggest mountain, but it will get the job done. If we go off trail, you will be following in someones tracks. A 136" or longer is recommended for powder riding. I took my 120 XP in too 3'-4' powder and had no problems. If you are in the Grand Rapids, MI area, I recommend you talking to ASR (Dave Hall) 616-662-8601. Other wise talk to your dealer and He can set it up for you. |
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