Good video
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Good video
Another Good Video. Maybe for a new forum would be a picture or video section.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FckWyPLFGGI&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FckWyPLFGGI&feature=related
- GrizzlyGuy
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Great action, I wonder where they shot that? Kind of looks like British Columbia, but who knows. The quad hanging in the ice hole makes me real glad my Grizzly is hibernating...
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there were some sweet hill climbs too yeah im gonna think twice about crossing any ice lakes
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I read on CNN....
5" is the recommended thickness for ATV/Sled.
5" is the recommended thickness for ATV/Sled.
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Happens here every year...somebody on a sled or atv goes through. Go prepared is all I can say and also make sure you keep your GPS in your pocket if your out on any ice....makes it easier to find the machine in the spring.
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