2006 Skidoo Freestyle 300 for 70 lb son

They're hard to find and command a decent price. Seem to be a good sled for that age - could use a bit more lug height ...

great little sleds, Im doing a make over on one right now.
Up here they bring like 4K but hold there value very well. Mine has e start which is nice. Im in the stage of putting a 136x1.25 on mine just cause LOL
if you found one and its nice buy it, you will ride it for years and get your money back no problem.

You've probably already seen this, but a good read anyway.

http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=354800

Excellent recommendation

I posted a similar question last year and ended up finding one in nice condition on Craigslist near Spokane for $2400. I immediately drove 4 hours to get it before someone else saw it. The sled has been perfect! Both my 13 year old daughter and 9 year old son ride it. They ride it solo and also rode together on the 20 mile trail to Burgdorf hot springs near McCall last Christmas. It has e start, reverse, hand warmers etc... Very convenient for small riders. Probably a little small for my 15 year old but she also rides a 600 nicely. Good luck in your search! If you find one jump on it quick. From what I hear the 550 freestyle is also decent but more of a work sled for utility stuff.

I also picked up a mid 90's Indy lite 340 for them to ride the year prior to last. They had a hard time steering and starting it and it wasn't as rideable. Ended up selling it and getting the freestyle. Much better sled although it was 4 times the $$$. You get what you pay for sometimes.

You already know they are sweet kid sleds. I don't think it's too much sled if the kids a rider.
I wish some of you guys were my dad though, lol!
I looked for Freestyles and decided they were way more than I wanted to get my kids to wrap around a tree!
I didn't worry about the older sleds not being as user friendly when I went sled shopping for them. It was bang for the buck. Figured I railed the crap out of much more crude sleds than that as a kid so......
best part is when they were learning the ropes on their $800 specials I could just sit back and laugh when one of them would stuff the bumper inder the tunnel of the other or something.

Cover for the freestyle???

Anyone have a good recommendation for a trailer able cover for the freestyle 300f? Ski-doo factory or does any one have an aftermarket recommendation that's just as good??