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Thank you!

It was a sportclub 12’x8.5’ tilt deck trailer. So no ramps required. I would not recommend this trailer it was poorly designed. The latch for the tilt deck bent from the weight of the load on the trailer and you had a to buy hydraulic rams to get keep the deck in the tilted position, and even then it hardly stayed up. The only nice thing about the trailer was the the extra length. Most title deck trailers are usually 10’.

@@jacktrueman Thanks for the information

Yup, that sled had the 137 r motion. It was stock apart from an mbrp trial can. But it was ordered with the 2.25” track so it also had lower gearing then the 1.75” track sleds. Between the track and gearing I think that’s what makes the different, it wheelied just as well as my current 146 freeride

However they come from the factory, I haven’t touched it.

Not every part of the country has mountains to ride. It’s only a 146 which is a ‘short track’ in today’s standards. And this is just the odd time I go and play in a flat field to do some wheelies for fun. Usually I am riding in the hills and trees doing more technical riding

Yes it is

It’s awesome! Very please with it!!

@@jacktrueman that's cool to hear, also just one more quick question is she good on fuel

@@Aiden_509 I don’t really have a good answer for you there, the type of riding I do is to variable to get much of an indication of fuel efficiency and in general sleds are not very fuel efficient

@@jacktrueman that's all good, my goal is gonna try and save up for one of them I heard they are fun

@@Aiden_509 they are definitely fun! A very playful sled!

Quite good actually, I was running it at the narrow ski stance and it was still manageable on the trails, I had ice scratchers for when the trail was really hard packed but for the most part it didn’t have a problem staying cool.

Lol Thank you!

No it’s all stock apart from the mbrp quiet can

@@jacktrueman okey

It is stock

21-45 gearing with the 2.25” track. And yeah definitely a playful sled and does well sidehilling as well.

Yes it has the r motion, and no i have not loosed the limiter strap on it. It has the 2.25 inch track and lower gearing than other models. That’s the key to the wheelies, not the suspension

Thanks man, appreciate it!!

Super happy with it, the 146 is perfect for what I ride!

@@jacktrueman and look what was just released lol 600r 146 sweet

It’s an 850, they only make the Freeride in an 850

850. No way on a 600

Thanks Greg!

Well the 137 was obviously a better crossover sled with the r motion suspension and wider ski stance but, for the riding I do now I definitely like the new 146 better. It is noticeably better when climbing hills and maintaining an edge when sidehilling. Unfortunately the snow hasn’t been great this year to really test the 146 but it seems to trench quite a bit less than the 137.

No, your not aloud to cut trees on crown land

@@jacktrueman You shedding on Indian land?

@@gregoryh4601 no just ‘crown land’ government owned land

@@jacktrueman ok my mistake

Haven’t ridden packed trails, I ride a short distance on the road each ride, if there’s no loose snow I use the scratchers and it’s fine for short distances. If you plan on trail riding a short tunnel Freeride you would want the linq snow flap for sure

@@jacktrueman yeah it's actually for my brother. He's looking for a crossover sled so he has the best of both worlds. The problem is they're all calibrated at sea level and he's not at sea level so we were thinking may be the free ride because of the shock package he could adjusted to ride OK on the trails in a 154 yeah he'd have to have the snow flap. It's not sure if that's gonna work or not. I just bought a summit X154 3 inch I ride more deep snow not trails I don't like trails lol

@@MrCoda47 ahh I see, why not a backcountry x as better crossover and just do aftermarket clutching to adjust for his elevation

@@jacktrueman yeah, I kind of was talking to him about that but when you're as old as he is tinkering with things is usually a Know go. Stock is the only way in his mind

@@MrCoda47 yeah fair enough, 154 Freeride might be a bit tippy on the trails though. Wouldn’t be my first choice of a trail sled that’s for sure.

Thanks man, it’s in Ontario, Canada

@@jacktruemandid you guys get like no snow either this year? I’m also in Ontario Canada and most we got this year is 3-4 feet max

@@ZarekM yes it was a terrible year for snow this past winter. I hardly rode my sled as we never had more than a foot snow on the ground all winter. My area, just south of North Bay typically gets 3 feet of snow on a decent winter

All shocks are set in the middle, haven’t played with them at all

@@jacktrueman cool thanks. I have a Khaos now but I'm thinking a freeride 146 is my next snowcheck.

@@735Films yeah khaos is suppose to be a playful sled compared to the the rmk but, 146 Freeride is as playful as it gets without a turbo. Very happy with mine. My latest video you can see how it rips in deeper snow!

@@jacktrueman I'll check it out! I'm located in Labrador, Canada so the freeride 146 would suit me better as I don't get out west to the mountains anymore! And I miss the good ol Etec.

I’m in Ontario, now we have about 2ft of snow

As it comes from the dealer, never touched anything. All shocks clickers are in the middle, coupling blocks on 1, never touched the limiter strap. The sled has the 2.25” track and comes stock with lower gearing compared to if you spring ordered then with the 1.75 track.

It does have shot start, just didn’t use it that time. and it was a neat clip to add to the video

No it’s not too heavy, just not enough snow for the track to settle in and dig deep enough to get the good long wheelies.

@@jacktrueman sorry I still learning about the New Sheds. It still sweet lookinhg

It’s been mine dream sled too, absolutely love it!

Yeah I agree that sled sounded amazing with the mbrp trail can! And yeah I wish we had more snow like that too. This year has been an incredibly slow start to the season where I ride as well.

@@jacktrueman I know , I feel like the past few winters here don’t have much snow maybe just a layer but that’s it not enough for snowmobiles on the Fields anyways

Yeah one of my favourite colour schemes!

30k ? Freerides are 12-20k CND plus hst depending on the model. Maybe if you finance at 25% APR.

Thanks Greg!

North Bay Area

Thanks!!

It’s a helmet chin mount, you can get them pretty cheap on Amazon

It's called ditch banging for a reason. It's not for pussies. Should probably stick to an electric scooter my guy.

@@xtr3m3fLx farm haul H ever take a hit from a mack truck. Hit a pole

@@xtr3m3fLx spill more gas in a year then I use 22 now I hit ww3