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Skidoo 300F Freestyle Build...Should I?

C
Jan 12, 2008
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No aftermarket estart kit available. You can get everything in a kit from Skidoo dealer. $375.00. So worth it not pulling the rope everytime for the kids !
 

H1Pilot

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Well, I'm picking up another 300f Freestyle today, 06 w/electric start. My kids rode the first one this weekend and really loved it. I was seriously surprised how excited they were about the new sleds. I asked what they liked better about the Freestyle vs. their 120's and they said their thumbs didn't get tired, it was smoother riding and of course, the electric start. They even said the Freestyle turns easier than the 120's? I doubt it, but I'm just listening.

I have already sold the Pink Flamer 120. The Red Dragon 120 is for sale for $3500. I wish my son had the completed Red Dragon when he was 4. It rips.

We will be taking both Freestyles to McCall this weekend and will get some great testing done in stock form. This will help identify where to make improvements. It is already obvious that the seat is too wide and waaaay too long.

This build should be fun. It will be so much easier to build using ready-made parts rather than fabricating everything.
 
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07SummitX800R

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Dec 2, 2007
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Well, I'm picking up another 300f Freestyle today, 06 w/electric start. My kids rode the first one this weekend and really loved it. I was seriously surprised how excited they were about the new sleds. I asked what they liked better about the Freestyle vs. their 120's and they said their thumbs didn't get tired, it was smoother riding and of course, the electric start. They even said the Freestyle turns easier than the 120's? I doubt it, but I'm just listening.

I have already sold the Pink Flamer 120. The Red Dragon 120 is for sale for $3500. I wish my son had the completed Red Dragon when he was 4. It rips.

We will be taking both Freestyles to McCall this weekend and will get some great testing done in stock form. This will help identify where to make improvements. It is already obvious that the seat is too wide and waaaay too long.

This build should be fun. It will be so much easier to build using ready-made parts rather than fabricating everything.


Took ours out this weekend too, and the thumb throttle is much easier than the one on our Scoot was. I even got a chance to ride it and found it to be rather responsive, and easy to maneuver.
 

H1Pilot

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Here are the 2 sleds I picked up for my kids. I will start a new thread when I start the build process later in the year since my season is pretty much over.

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C
Dec 18, 2007
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Great sleds for kids! I managed to find a couple over the course of last season. My sons got out for a few rides on them. One of the machines had a 1.375 track put on by a previous owner...see if you can tell in this video which one it is! Makes a big difference...will be doing that upgrade to the other one this year.
http://youtu.be/-iKVE4hrzR4
 

H1Pilot

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Cool vid. Sled #2 totally made fresh tracks while Sled #1 track poached! I want a new heads up, fresh powder hillclimb challenge! :face-icon-small-hap
 
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