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The yellow looks much better in person than in the pictures.
Thought I would go for the black but snow checked a 174 T3 in Yellow!
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Yes the school bus does LOOK alot better in person but after seeing it in person after 2 HARD, HARD days of riding the demo I can tell you for sure that its going to be a complete B*TCH to keep clean. In 2 days the demo 174 sled from Lifestyles Honda in Mt. Vernon Wa. put on 284 miles & the "break in" was completely DONE. It look to me like about 5-8 hrs of detailing to make it look "new" again!! That's why I snow checked a black one!!!!!!:face-icon-small-hap
Yes the school bus does LOOK alot better in person but after seeing it in person after 2 HARD, HARD days of riding the demo I can tell you for sure that its going to be a complete B*TCH to keep clean. In 2 days the demo 174 sled from Lifestyles Honda in Mt. Vernon Wa. put on 284 miles & the "break in" was completely DONE. It look to me like about 5-8 hrs of detailing to make it look "new" again!! That's why I snow checked a black one!!!!!!:face-icon-small-hap
So were you the guys that bent the Right upper A-arm and dislodged the back tail light.
Black, but only if it's the proper shade of black that matches the two-tone of my truck, my helmet, my one-piece powder suit, and my european-cut boxer briefs.
Like, totally, OMG!
Seriously, if somebody makes a great sled that performs like I want, I don't care if it is literally decorated with sequins, rabbit turds and tampons!
Edit: And the T3 looks like an amazing sled. I'm jealous of you guys who are in the market for a new sled next year!
Yes that did happen during Baker Shootout! Like I said it got rode HARD. It makes me scratch my head how SOME people will treat a demo sled.