Decisions, Decisions.

My last two to three weeks have been great, don't get me wrong... but lacking my usual adrenaline rush. I have had no time to properly troubleshoot and or fix my sled. I am depressed by the fact that i'm pretty sure my problem is the stator, held deep in the bellows of the engine, behind the recoil. Oh, and apparently they don't give stators away? I had to have my buddy Scott come over to help me hoist my dead sled into the back of my truck, so now hopefully I can bring it to Mike's and get something done on it. My garage is just lacking too many tools to be successful at wrenching.

The picture up and right is of Jeremy from the L715RU (Local 715 Riders Union). They are a group of aggressive/freestyle riders that ride together and put on freestyle ramp shows at local establishments and such. I basically have a withstanding invite to go over, sign a waver, and try out the ramp. Too bad I don't have a working sled, huh? This is my greatest motivation to get my sled fixed this season.

Another note, that is what an 800 motor can do in the Rev chassis. I can't wait! Oh, i'm sure you're wondering why my post is titled "Decisions, Decisions."? Well the decision i'm faced with is whether to spend the money to fix my sled this season or not. It's tough, because I could spend the money and only get to ride one more time. My head is spinning with decisions about the sport I love so much... I guess this is what addiction is? Did I mention that they don't give stators away? Shucks.