I might enjoy riding in the snow. It hasn't snowed decent here in the past 4 years that I have owned an atv.

 

I love riding in the snow, but with my blaster, the back end flys out all the time. But power sliding is fun! Am I right?

 

hey ddrumman2004 my kodiak is basicly the same as your old one except ours is all full of mud right now oh yeah the mud hasn't froze around here i just got mine stuck in clayish watery ice lol woops

 

i've been riding in like 15 cm on my blaster and it's so fun...going through ditches and stuff no problem lol

 

Winter is probably my favorite time of year to ride. The challenges are a little different than in summer, but I love the nice clean powder flying. You can really put on some miles as everything is frozen. You can cross lakes and bogs that are impassible in the summer. We have 11 guys going out this weekend for a ride(about 70 miles each way) from one town to another in the foothills of the Rockies. Staying overnight in a small hotel so we have to bring everything we'll need for 2 days. YEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAW

 

Yeah, in MT two weekends ago, my sport quad (2x4) did awesome in about 6 inches of snow (15cm?). We all tied a sled up to the rear grab bar and pulled each other around. Lazy sledding!!! I rode it all over the streets here to, we don't salt the roads so they had a couple inches of ice, only would lose traction when you womp on it or power break. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

I was in Massena, NY/Corwall, Ontario for the last ten days until last night, was supposed to fly home out of Montreal tonight, but was smart and flew home yesterday. I guess ya'll had a hell of a storm.

 

We have 3 of us that ride, a grizz, polaris 700 and a brute force 750. We have had up to 15 inches on the ground and have not been stopped yet, we ride every week so trails stay somewhat broke

We have an absolute ball, rode wed night, was 16 degrees, and riding tomorrow afternoon.

 

I love riding in the snow but my thumb usually gets numb before I'm ready to stop riding.

 

layers of gloves help. i wear a thin glove under my thick gloves to keep it warmer and more comfortable.




Who DOESNT love riding in the snow is the real question to ask, lol.

 

riding in the snow is a blast

heck,,,doing anything in the snow is fun[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]