I dont know what woman your talking about, but I was told this from 2 Canadian friends I made studying abroad. I have a question lets say your back hurts so bad you cant walk and you over 50 what happens?

 

I wouldn't count on that. It's been around 10 years, give or take already. I expect a 550, 850 and.......something a little bigger, soon.

 

Don't you mean .78 per gallon across the bridge?

1.02/L here, and $46 for 24 of my beloved Heineken.

 

I love the debate..(almost got dragged in myself)...but there is probably a forum for that. Can we stick to the atv's?

 

You get what you pay for kinda like the whinch argument but its your health. I see so many people my age in the mid 20's with nicer stuff than me but no insurance I made my choice. Plus in the US our government officials cant do anything with correct.

 

You go to your family Doctor, or a walk in, and you get referrals to specialists, and the fix you up.

 

No it works out to 78 cents a liter across the river, My truck has a 100 liter tank I save atleast $25 a tank and bing home the Coors with the change.

 

A friend went to school up there, and once a week, they were aloud to cross, and not get nailed for stuff they bought, gas included. Does that still exist??

Back to Quads... When will the new models be available?? What about dealer pricing info??

 

Gas is never charged duty,there no way for them to know,even a extra 5 gal can in the back is not questioned.

Out of 4 trips you may get charged duty once ,even then its on the price of what you payed in the states not what its worth in Canada. My dealer in Canada wanted $320 for a rad fan for my ATV, I picked it up in the states for $85 after shipping. No duty that time but duty on $85 is not that much anyways.

 

So how much duty would you pay on a new Quad?? 400HO for example?? Does Polaris void warranty if bought in the USA like Canam does??