Man 5 inches a year? I wouldnt be able to handle that. My whole family is p*$$ed off I just bought a plow for the wolverine and I missed the snow storm. And my father bought 5 trucks to push snow. We are already for the snow to come down but its not HERE!

 

ik wow mankato's in middle of like southern minnesota lol and the storms r either way north or south, our first storm that borught more than a inch was two weeks ago and we got about 5 inches total and its almost all gone now cuz its 35 degrees outside[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]

 

Snow riding is fun untill you dont dress warm enuff. I like living in New York. The weather goes either way. Some days you ride in the snow. then a month later you can ride in normal weather with no shirt on lol.

 

yeah ik, one day it was prolly 10 degress and just to be cocky i loaded up with a few layers of spandex that i use for racing under my riding gear and went out with all my gear on insted of riding with snowpants and a jacket, it was pretty sweet but the best is when theres snow and then next day is 35 and its just wet everywhere, u can really find the mud then

 

The worst was in the begining of december it was freezing. Hit 11 degrees 3 days later. 55 degrees.

 

happens here but not as big of a change, we went from 15 to 40 in the last couple of days and i have my last home meet tomorrow and its gonna be so slushy, not to mention im outa gas so ill have to find a different night to go ridin[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

When is the last time that you have checked/changed the hub fluid???

 

15"s is alot even for my sportsman. The wheels always (4) will always keep spinning even in thick deep mud but when you get high centered on the stuff its over, you'll lose traction and forward momentum and just dig the stuff out from under your tires.

as you start to lose momentum move your handlebars and tires side to side to help clear the path. This even helps with my 2wd scrammy but its still limited.