Let's talk about SxS's and not make Panda more angry
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Idk. Shirtless bald dudes in a SxS or shirtless bald dudes with dish towels at the sand bar.
shirtless bald dudes at sand bar for sure
at least you have a chance of seeing boobs there.
Unfortunately level headed, sensible Dan comes after 3 days of wanting a sled Dan and he always wins out. I have a new ATV to buy this summer, need to stay on target. [MENTION=1983]Outlaw[/MENTION] had me sold on a cheap sled for about 6 hours a couple weeks back.
If I'm riding with him and we're all shirtless, he'll see boobs.
Dunno man. After talking to DNR guy and considering the potential use cases for each "investment" I think I'll get better use, less depreciation and less hassle from the SxS choice....
like... how?
dnr guy?
who was this guy. boat. drive any vehicle to where it's parked, probably less than 15 minutes from your house. get on. go. take it to other lakes and wherever you want to for 7-8 months out of the year.
side by side. get your truck, and then your trailer, with it inside or on it. then trailer it to wherever you're going to use it.... which basically no matter what, will be at least a few hours away for anywhere decent to use it.
less depreciation? not a snowball's chance.... DNR bro was drunk.
He's probably already ordered mods for the one he's going to pick up this weekend.
This is indeed disappoint. I want to see another fat man slinging a sled around.
Problem with a boat is the initial investment isn't too bad but then you factor in maintenance, slip fees, fuel, insurance and it gets out of hand. Offroad stuff does require more dedicated weekends because you have to travel to ride but you basically buy it and you're done. The boat cost you more money when you're not using it than the SxS. I'm lucky enough to have a free slip, if it wasn't for that I would never boat.
Sorry man, down payment on a new ATV > initial investment into a sled and gear just to be not content and want a newer, more expensive sled.
Sorry man, down payment on a new ATV > initial investment into a sled and gear just to be not content and want a newer, more expensive sled.
pontoon boats, like he was considering, maintenance is low as shit, there isn't really anything to maintain.
fuel, sure but the side by side would use comparable amounts per usage time.
insurance on a boat will be less than a UTV i'm willing to bet.
usage costs for utv- must pay to fuel the truck, maintain the trailer more seriously than the boat, and then pay for lodging wherever you wind up... a few trips a year will easily equal the 1500-1700 a year for a boat slip.
not to mention, whole family and friends will fit on a pontooner... side by side... unless he's buying a 4-6 seater, or a few of them, famdamily is staying behind.
some house/living situation on a UTV trail somewhere in wisco best be part of your master plan @Eagle.
With a large pole barn for all the TCG toys to stay up there.
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