YooperMike
New member
Well it was inevitable, after 3 good years and almost 3000 miles later, I finally did it. I was in Ontario this past weekend, Ice Fishing of all things, and I decided to go for a little tour of the lake I was on. There was about 6 inches of slush and about a foot or more of powder on top of that. I was cruising along at 25-30 mph in a long left hand carve when all of a sudden, the slush turned to solid ice, grabbed my ski, and I and the machine barrel rolled 4 times. No injury to me, but the sled is in a little pain. Broke the windshield, handguards, bent the handlebars and the steering column. I also snapped off the kill button, which was fun to try and fix. I ended up jamming my screwdriver from the toolkit down inside the button hole and duct taping it in place so the sled would turn over. Anways, enough of my rant. Just wanted to share with the rest as a lesson. BTW, does anyone know where I can get an aftermarket steering column besides at MPI??
Pm Wildchild on Snowest. His price was a little cheaper and the product is 2nd to none! I went with 2" over stock height.
CB performance makes them, and they are a site sponsor. I have a bare set of bars, with both handwarmers still on them. Let me know if you need a set. Maxdlx
bolin22
New member
too bad mike! sounds like it could have been worse, at least you are ok. good luck getting it back together!
YooperMike
New member
Thanks Brock...Frank and the garage of knowledge said they would help next weekend put it back in order, if I can get the parts in time.